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Re: hi, if i got the point you don't know how to make a connection to MSSQL server with PHP, right? so [url]http://www.phpbuilder.com/manual/ref.mssql.php[/url] this will help you. | |
Re: hi, you have to make your programs to wait for KeyPress or if you write in windows os then send system("PAUSE"); message. the other solution is to run all your program from command prompt (cmd.exe) here is some example code: [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { char* … | |
Re: ;) [QUOTE=paradox814]Troy's code will work just fine, here's another way of doing it: [php]$tomorrow = date('Y-m-d',mktime()+86400);[/php][/QUOTE] Hi, I think is better to use time() instead of mktime() in this case ;) And a little explanation: date() function get's two arguments. first one is date format, second one is function time() … | |
Re: hi, this sounds like buffer overflow :) as winbatch said 'give us your source code'. | |
Re: hi, i'm new to C# but i know that arrays starts from 0 ( zero ) not from 1 .. :P so remove x+1 from your WriteLine function. | |
Re: hi, first at all <iostream.h> is out of date from 1999 years is only <iostream>. and please post your code in CODE section (bbcode). |
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