pg documentation
I have found some good resources but what would really be nice is a
reference manual. I did find a place with searchable documents but
sometimes they don't have an item (and it can be very difficult to find).
I am working thru a PHP book and their database related material is for
mySQL (surprise!). So I am trying to do all the examples in postgres.
To do this I need to find the equivalent pg function. One of the easier
ones is the mysql_fetch_row. Easier becuase there is a pg_fetch_row.
But the arguments are different and I wanted to look at the documentation
for the pg_fetch_row. I did a search in my searchable documentation and
they don't even list it. I have also tried to find some place which just
lists all the functions like that (i.e. pg_this, pg_that . . . ). Most
documentation is a chapter in a book or something like that.
Anyone . . . .
Thanks again, You were all a great help in pointing me to much
documentation in the first place.
Paul
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I found a good resource:
http://www.php.net/manual/ro/html/ref.pgsql.html
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If you're looking for PostgreSQL documentation for PHP, that's all in the
online PHP manual. In fact a whole chapter of it:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.pgsql.php
If you're looking for a PostgreSQL specific reference manual there's that
to:
http://www.postgresql.org/idocs/index.php?reference.html
Hope this helps,
Greg
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I have found some good resources but what would really be nice is a
reference manual. I did find a place with searchable documents but
sometimes they don't have an item (and it can be very difficult to find).
I am working thru a PHP book and their database related material is for
mySQL (surprise!). So I am trying to do all the examples in postgres.
To do this I need to find the equivalent pg function. One of the easier
ones is the mysql_fetch_row. Easier becuase there is a pg_fetch_row.
But the arguments are different and I wanted to look at the documentation
for the pg_fetch_row. I did a search in my searchable documentation and
they don't even list it. I have also tried to find some place which just
lists all the functions like that (i.e. pg_this, pg_that . . . ). Most
documentation is a chapter in a book or something like that.
Anyone . . . .Thanks again, You were all a great help in pointing me to much
documentation in the first place.
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