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  1. Hi friends... I am using Wamp with PHP 5.3 and want to connect with SQL Server 2005 but not successful. I also tried it with PHP 5.2.8 but it still not working. I google it and found some solutions but not successsful yet. Can anyone give me detailed guide (step by step) that how i can connect PHP with Sql Server 2005??? Thanks in advance...
  2. Hi friends... I have a variable $datetime= 140811 060632. Here 140811 represents date in ddmmyy format and 060632 represents time 06:06:32 and both are in string type. I have a column name "DtTime" in MSSQL of type "Datetime" stamp. Now when i try to insert my variable $datetime in above column of database it returns an "out of memory" error which means I think I have to convert my string to "datetime" stamp type first and then try to insert. I don't know how I can convert string to datetime type so that it inserts in column of "datetime" stamp type. Please help... Thanks in advance.....
  3. Thanks for your reply.. It works but my purpose is still not solved. It not inserts in database and throw out of range error. and I have a one more requirement also. Now, I want in $time variable add 5:30:00 and store in time format( so that it can be insert it in database) and I have date in ddmmyy format but in string type which i have to convert it in date mm-dd-yyformat ( again so that it can be insert it in database). How can I do these???
  4. <?php $myServer = "202.138.125.155"; $myUser = "micro_fms"; $myPass = "micro_fms*#$"; $myDB = "micro_fms"; //create an instance of the ADO connection object $conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection")or die("Cannot start ADO"); //define connection string, specify database driver $connStr = "PROVIDER='SQLOLEDB'; SERVER=".$myServer.";UID=".$myUser.";PWD=".$myPass.";DATABASE=".$myDB; //Open the connection to the database $conn->open($connStr); //$table_name=$_GET['Device']; $table_data=$_GET['Data']; $data=(explode(",",$table_data)); $table_name=$data[0]; $speed=$data[1]; $time=$data[2]; $date=$data[3]; $lat=$data[4]; $long=$data[5]; //$newdate = substr($date,6,2) . "-" . substr($date,0,2) . "-" substr($date,3,2); $datetime=$date.$time; $new_lat = substr($lat,0,2).'.'.substr($lat,2); $new_long = substr($long,0,2).'.'.substr($long,2); echo $table_name."<br>"; echo $speed."<br>"; echo $new_lat."<br>"; echo $new_long."<br>"; echo $datetime."<br>"; $query="insert into $table_name (DeviceNumber,Speed,dtDateTime,Latitude,Longitude)values('$table_name','$speed','$datetime','$new_lat','$new_long')"; //execute the SQL statement and return records $rs = $conn->execute($query); if($rs) { echo 'Values Inserted'; } else { echo "faile"; } ?> Hi friends... I have two variables ($date and $time). I concat these two strings and make a new variable called "$datetime". Now in above code I want to insert it into table but I got the following error. Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'com_exception' with message '<b>Source:</b> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server<br/><b>Description:</b> Conversion failed when converting datetime from character string.' in C:\wamp\www\FMS\fms.php:44 Stack trace: #0 C:\wamp\www\FMS\fms.php(44): com->execute('insert into A00...') #1 {main} thrown in C:\wamp\www\FMS\fms.php on line 44 In my database, data type of column in which I want to insert is Date time stamp though I have string type ($datetime) variable. I think I have to convert this $datetime variable string to "DateTime type first but don't have any idea about it. Please help??/ Thanks in advance....
  5. Hi friends.... I want to add a customer support chat on my website in PHP. I downloaded some codes also from internet but their configuration is very difficult for me. Do anyone have code of Customer Support chatting in PHP?? Please share with me. or have any idea how I can start with??? Please friends Help...!!!!!!!! Thanks in advance.....
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