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nirvana

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Hi All,

I was wondering if someone can help me with this.

I am trying to retrieve data from text file - and the location (the path) of that text file is saved in mySQL database.
I am wondering if there is a way of retrieving that data.
Sorry I am new to PHP and I have done a few queries to retrieve data from database but would like to know if the above approach is feasible.

thanks in advance,
nirvana
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It is very possible :) What format is the text file? Post the contents of it, or a sample, so we can help you out a little bit better :)
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Hi,

The text file is comma delimited and here is the sample:

1,191.400,-45.8,0
1,191.405,-44.6,0
1,191.410,-40.6,0
2,191.500,-50.5,0
2,191.505,-48.2,0
2,191.510,-45.3,0

some text files contain more than 4 columns and they are the data of channel, frequency, loss, attenuation etc.

thanks,
nirvana
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Hi,

The text file is comma delimited and here is the sample:

1,191.400,-45.8,0
1,191.405,-44.6,0
1,191.410,-40.6,0
2,191.500,-50.5,0
2,191.505,-48.2,0
2,191.510,-45.3,0

some text files contain more than 4 columns and they are the data of channel, frequency, loss, attenuation etc.

thanks,
nirvana
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Forgot to mention one more thing. I am going to use these data to plot the graphs using JpGraph. I wrote a program to plot the graphs using php and jpgraph but the data were retrieved from database directly. Now the data location has changed and they are saved as text file and need to access those files in order to plot the graphs.

thanks,
nirvana

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