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I need a database? by Bonzo 2005-05-09 12:27:43
This is my task:

A webpage, conatining a username/password field, and a data input field.
All 57 users are supposed to enter data into the input field, and click "Submit".
The server then places this data into a specific place in a database, based upon the username and month.
User1 and January in one cell, User2 and January in a nother..
You know the routine.. ;)
The database will have about 850 entries.

Any ideas on how to solve this problem?
[ Reply ]
  Basicly .... by aix tom2005-05-09 12:38:45
  What kind of queries are likely by ManiacJoe2005-05-09 12:39:06
  The real question is why are you gathering this by frizzgrig2005-05-09 12:43:18
  "In depth" explanation.. by Bonzo2005-05-09 12:51:52
    Well, by Michiel2005-05-09 13:04:40
      Excel is quite happy with CSV files. by Tomo2005-05-09 13:06:14
      Small correction by Michiel2005-05-09 13:06:37
    Well, I really like the Perl DBI Interface. by aix tom2006-11-19 12:55:59
      Oh, and .... by aix tom2006-11-19 12:55:59
    don't take this wrong, this sounds like homework by plblark2005-05-09 13:08:11
      Hmm.. Now that you mention it.. by Bonzo2005-05-09 13:13:51
        assignments at work often sound that way by plblark2005-05-09 13:35:18
    I think you need a few corrections to the data by frizzgrig2005-05-09 13:10:56
      I would say you want two tables by plblark2005-05-09 13:27:03
        Wait by frizzgrig2005-05-09 13:30:34
          well, they line that got me was: by plblark2005-05-09 13:34:22

 

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