I’m trying to compare the client side time format (“14:00”) to SQL Server time format (“14:00:00.0000000″) with SQL Query, technically is not equal because SQL Server time format has seconds and milliseconds, so I tried to concatenate the seconds and milliseconds to client side time format in PHP script like this 14:00.”:00.0000000″ and yet is not equal to SQL Server
Tag: sqlsrv
Laravel binding parameter using insert() with convert() inside
I am having a hard time binding my SQL query and I only have a few braincells left. Basically, this code works but prone to SQL injection: return DB::connection(‘sqlsrv_rfo_user’) ->table(‘dbo….
Does sqlsrv_query limit the number of statements that can be exectuted in one query?
I am generating a SQL insert statement within a PHP for loop. The SQL string generated is a large number of individual SQL statements like this: INSERT INTO tbl VALUES(1,2,3); INSERT INTO tbl …