![Pengaturcaraan PHP
Retrieve data with mySQL+PHP
Example :
$query="SELECT * FROM member where nokp=‘123456'";
$result=mysql_query($query);
while ($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$id=$myrow["id"];
$login=$myrow["login"];
print “$id - $login<br>”;
}
Pengaturcaraan PHP
Retrieve data with mySQL+PHP
Contoh :
$query="SELECT * FROM member where nokp=‘$nokp’";
$result=mysql_query($query);
while ($myrow = mysql_fetch_rows($result))
{
$id=$myrow[0];
$login=$myrow[1];
}
print “$id - $login”;
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![Pengaturcaraan PHP
The primary tool for handling SELECT query results is mysql_fetch_array(),
which takes the query result variable and returns one row of data at a time in
an array format. You'll want to use this function within a loop that will continue
to access every returned row as long as there are more to be read.
The mysql_fetch_array() function takes an optional parameter specifying what
type of array is returned: associative, indexed, or both. An associative array
allows you to refer to column values by name, whereas an indexed array
requires you to use only numbers (starting at 0 for the first column returned).
Pengaturcaraan PHP
Each parameter is defined by a constant. The MYSQL_NUM setting is
marginally faster (and uses less memory) than the other options. Conversely,
MYSQL_ASSOC is more specific ($row['column'] rather than $row[3]) and will
continue to work even if the table structure or query changes.
The table below lists the basic construction for reading every record from a
query. Adding one of these constants as an optional parameter to the
mysql_fetch_array() function dictates how you can access the values returned.
The default setting of the function is MYSQL_BOTH.
Constant Example
MYSQL_ASSOC $row[0] or $row['column']
MYSQL_NUM $row[0]
MYSQL_BOTH $row['column']
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- 3. Pengaturcaraan PHP Since this file contains information that must be kept private, we'll use a .php extension. By doing so, even if malicious users ran this script in their Web browser, they would not see the page's actual content. Be sure to save the file as mysql_connect.php. Upload the file to your server, outside of the Web document root. Because the file contains sensitive MySQL access information, it ought to be stored securely. If you can, place it in the directory immediately above, or otherwise outside, of the Web directory. This way the file will not be accessible from a Web browser. Pengaturcaraan PHP Temporarily place a copy of the script within the Web document root and run the script in your Web browser. In order to test the script, you'll want to place a copy on the server so that it's accessible from the Web browser (which means it must be in the Web directory). If the script works properly, the result should be a blank page. If you see an "Access denied..." or similar message, it means that the combination of username, password, and host does not have permission to access the particular database. 3
- 4. Executing Simple Queries Pengaturcaraan PHP Pengaturcaraan PHP The following is a simple PHP function for executing a query: For simple queries like INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, etc. (which do not return records), the $result variable will be either TRUE or FALSE depending upon whether the query executed successfully. For complex queries that do return records (SELECT, SHOW, DESCRIBE, CREATE, and EXPLAIN), the $result variable will be a resource link to the results of the query if it worked, or be FALSE if it did not. 4
- 5. Pengaturcaraan PHP Retrieve data with mySQL+PHP Example : $query="SELECT * FROM member where nokp=‘123456'"; $result=mysql_query($query); while ($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { $id=$myrow["id"]; $login=$myrow["login"]; print “$id - $login<br>”; } Pengaturcaraan PHP Retrieve data with mySQL+PHP Contoh : $query="SELECT * FROM member where nokp=‘$nokp’"; $result=mysql_query($query); while ($myrow = mysql_fetch_rows($result)) { $id=$myrow[0]; $login=$myrow[1]; } print “$id - $login”; 5
- 6. Pengaturcaraan PHP One final, albeit optional, step in your script would be to close the existing MySQL connection once you're finished with it: This function is not required, because PHP will automatically close the connection at the end of a script, but it does make for good programming form to incorporate it. Retrieving Query Results Pengaturcaraan PHP 6
- 7. Pengaturcaraan PHP The primary tool for handling SELECT query results is mysql_fetch_array(), which takes the query result variable and returns one row of data at a time in an array format. You'll want to use this function within a loop that will continue to access every returned row as long as there are more to be read. The mysql_fetch_array() function takes an optional parameter specifying what type of array is returned: associative, indexed, or both. An associative array allows you to refer to column values by name, whereas an indexed array requires you to use only numbers (starting at 0 for the first column returned). Pengaturcaraan PHP Each parameter is defined by a constant. The MYSQL_NUM setting is marginally faster (and uses less memory) than the other options. Conversely, MYSQL_ASSOC is more specific ($row['column'] rather than $row[3]) and will continue to work even if the table structure or query changes. The table below lists the basic construction for reading every record from a query. Adding one of these constants as an optional parameter to the mysql_fetch_array() function dictates how you can access the values returned. The default setting of the function is MYSQL_BOTH. Constant Example MYSQL_ASSOC $row[0] or $row['column'] MYSQL_NUM $row[0] MYSQL_BOTH $row['column'] 7
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- 9. Pengaturcaraan PHP The logical function mysql_num_rows()returns the number of rows retrieved by a SELECT query, taking the query result as a parameter. Pengaturcaraan PHP Count data with mysql+PHP Example : $names = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM member WHERE login='$login'"); $num = mysql_num_rows($names); Or $total_results = mysql_result(mysql_query("SELECT COUNT(*) as Num FROM member where login=‘$login'"),0); $total_pages = ceil($total_results); 9
- 10. Updating Records with PHP Pengaturcaraan PHP Pengaturcaraan PHP Update (single data) with mySQL+PHP Contoh : mysql_db_query($dbname, “update table set nama=“ahmad” where nokp=‘123456'"); Or mysql_db_query($dbname, “update table set nama=“$nama” where nokp=‘$nokp'"); 10
- 11. Pengaturcaraan PHP Update (multiple data) with mySQL+PHP Example : mysql_db_query($dbname, “update table set nama=“ahmad”, jantina=“lelaki” where nokp=‘123456'"); Or mysql_db_query($dbname, “update table set nama=“$nama”, jantina=‘$jantina’ where nokp=‘$nokp'"); Inserting Records Pengaturcaraan PHP 11
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- 13. Pengaturcaraan PHP Delete Record with mySQL+PHP Example : mysql_db_query($dbname, "delete from $table where nama=‘ahmad'"); Or mysql_db_query($dbname, "delete from $table where nama=‘$nama'"); End Pengaturcaraan PHP 13