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| Chad Stevens 2005-04-28, 3:58 am |
| Hello,
I am a junior in College and I have a project that I have to do for my
Computer Science degree. I have been working on this project for
sometime now and have run into an obsticle. I am trying to use PHP to
create a program to search and edit any database. I am trying to make
this as dynamic as possible but I have found that I need to know that
the foreign keys are in a table and where they point to. I have looked
on the web and have not been able to find anything to help me. I was
hoping that you had a way to find the foreign keys and where they
pointed to without using ODBC. I am using a MySQL database. Thank you
--=20
Chad Stevens
23 East Elm Ave.
Quincy, MA 02170
Dorm: (617)769-2223
Cell: (857)939-0732
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| Gabor Hojtsy 2005-04-28, 3:59 pm |
| Hi Chad,
> I am a junior in College and I have a project that I have to do for my
> Computer Science degree. I have been working on this project for
> sometime now and have run into an obsticle. I am trying to use PHP to
> create a program to search and edit any database. I am trying to make
> this as dynamic as possible but I have found that I need to know that
> the foreign keys are in a table and where they point to. I have looked
> on the web and have not been able to find anything to help me. I was
> hoping that you had a way to find the foreign keys and where they
> pointed to without using ODBC. I am using a MySQL database. Thank you
I have no idea how did you come to the conclusion that this question
should be asked from the php.net webmasters. This topic has no relation
whatsoever with the php.net website. Please find a mysql support channel
and ask there.
Regards,
Gabor Hojtsy
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