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I am trying to build a Employee Order Detail report.
My first hurdle is as follows. The SO info I am getting isn't listed under the correct user. It belongs to the user matching the pre-assigned $eID (employee number) value, not the $eID of the current pointer. If I DON'T pre-assign a value, I get these ERRORS (which repeat for each user name): ******** Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/voyager1/public_html/turbine/moTest.php on line 46 Warning: current() [function.current]: Passed variable is not an array or object in /home/voyager1/public_html/turbine/moTest.php on line 52 ******** MY CODE: ******** <?PHP $host = "xxx"; $uid = "xxx"; $pw = "xxx"; $db = "xxx"; $moCon = MySQL_connect($host,$uid,$pw); MySQL_select_db($db,$moCon); // temp for test purposes $eID = 15; // WHERE statements //$empWhere = "WHERE"; $agrWhere = "WHERE i.shipDate='2008-05-21' AND i.employeeID=$eID"; $dtlWhere = "WHERE sl.consignmentCode='B-001'"; // Queries $empQry = "SELECT employeeID, signature FROM Employee"; $agrQry = "SELECT i.shipDate, i.salesOrderID, i.invoiceID, c.name, c.oemFlag FROM Invoice as i LEFT JOIN SalesOrder as so USING (salesOrderID) LEFT JOIN Company as c ON so.companyID=c.companyID $agrWhere"; $dtlQry = "SELECT r.soItemID, r.stockID, sl.consignmentCode, r.shipped, SOi.unitAmount, sl.unitCost, cc.codeCommRate FROM Reserve as r LEFT JOIN Stockline as sl USING (stockID) LEFT JOIN SOItem as SOi USING (salesOrderID,soItemID) LEFT JOIN ConsignmentCodes as cc ON sl.consignmentCode=cc.ConsignmentCode $dtlWhere"; // Query results $empResult = MySQL_query($empQry,$moCon); $agrResult = MySQL_query($agrQry,$moCon); $dtlResult = MySQL_query($dtlQry,$moCon); // Result arrays $empArray = MySQL_fetch_array($empResult, MYSQL_NUM); $agrArray = MySQL_fetch_assoc($agrResult); $dtlArray = MySQL_fetch_assoc($dtlResult); while ($empRow = MySQL_fetch_assoc($empResult)) { $eID = current($agrArray); echo $empRow["employeeID"] . ") " . $empRow["signature"] . "<br/>"; while ($agrRow = MySQL_fetch_assoc($agrResult)) { echo $agrRow["salesOrderID"] . "/" . $agrRow["invoiceID"] . "<br/>"; } $eID++ ; } print('<pre>'); print_r($empArray); print('</pre>'); print('<pre>'); print_r($agrArray); print('</pre>'); print('<pre>'); print_r($dtlArray); print('</pre>'); ?> ******** THE DESIRED END RESULTS: We want a report which gives the following info: -User -----SO/Invc info ------------SO/Invc Item info ------------SO/Invc Item info -----SO/Invc info ------------SO/Invc Item info ------------SO/Invc Item info -User -----SO/Invc info ------------SO/Invc Item info ------------...etc... For the time being, I am focusing on getting just the first 2 layers (names and orders) to behave properly, then I'll add in the Item level details. The mysql_fetch_assoc() errors lead me to post to this group. If this turns out that this question could be better served via the PHP group, please advise. TIA, ~Mo |
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Mo wrote:
[snip] > The mysql_fetch_assoc() errors lead me to post to this group. > If this turns out that this question could be better served via the > PHP group, please advise. You might get some help here, but this newsgroup is for MySQL Database and not PHP. Without knowing what the PHP/MySQL library is sending to the MySQL database, it's hard to know if the problem is with the MySQL usage or the PHP usage. If you set up your DB to log all queries and watch that log as you execute your PHP script, it may give some pointers to resolve your problem. |
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