Hi Allan.
* Editor's PHP.
* Yes, at all.
* The usual php file
* The usual html and js files
I did the following: use your generator to build a similar table, I got put it on my site and it worked!.
However, for various reasons I need to make explicit in the names of the base and table fields corresponding to each column. In the case of MySQL I do indicating "db.table.column" and it works perfectly. In the case of SQL Server I indicate "db.dbo.table.column".
But if I change the columns created by the generator it gives an error saying that there is not "base" in sys.servers.
Unfortunately Editor's PHP code won't cope with four levels of identifiers I'm afraid (e.g. db.dbo.table.column) - it only goes to three levels (db or schema / table / column).
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Could you give me a little more information please?
Allan
Hi Allan.
* Editor's PHP.
* Yes, at all.
* The usual php file
* The usual html and js files
I did the following: use your generator to build a similar table, I got put it on my site and it worked!.
However, for various reasons I need to make explicit in the names of the base and table fields corresponding to each column. In the case of MySQL I do indicating "db.table.column" and it works perfectly. In the case of SQL Server I indicate "db.dbo.table.column".
But if I change the columns created by the generator it gives an error saying that there is not "base" in sys.servers.
I will continue investigating.
Best regards,
jorge.
Unfortunately Editor's PHP code won't cope with four levels of identifiers I'm afraid (e.g.
db.dbo.table.column
) - it only goes to three levels (db or schema / table / column).Regards,
Allan