MySQL DELETE
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This is a general code to use when deleting an item from a MySQL database. This code isn't considered definitive and can be written in many varied ways.
A variation of the code would be not to delete the record (as you tend to always need to restore or retrieve it sooner or later) you can add a 'status' field. If status='d' then it is 'deleted", is status='a' then it is active.
Note: This code requires you to connect to the MySQL database to work. Also, all field and table names need to be set up to match.
PHP
//This example shows how to delete a record from a databse by a unique field (in this case 'id'). //Variables: $id = 1; //MySQL string: $sql = "DELETE FROM table_name WHERE id='$id'"; $result = mysql_query($sql); //Output a result if($result){ echo "Record deleted from the database!"; } else { $message = "Failed to delete! This is the MySQL Error output:<br>" + mysql_error(); }
ASP
See also
| MySQL Basics |
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| Connect/Disconnect | Select | Insert | Update | Delete |
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