$result = @mysql_query(‘select * From Table Where Var1=”;’);?

1. jaffamol Says

   Hi There,
   The issue is that you are opening php tags within php tags, this is invalid.
   mysql_query() requires a string parameter.
   $result = @mysql_query(‘SELECT * FROM table where var1=”fred”;’);
   Would do the job, because I started the string with a single quote, I can use double quotes within the string without problems. I will now give you 2 ways to insert a variable into a string.
   $result = @mysql_query(‘SELECT * FROM table where var1=”‘.$value1.’”;’);
   $result = @mysql_query(“SELECT * FROM table where var1=’$value1′”;’);
   Notice the use of single quotes in the first example and double in the second. Within double quotes, you can insert variables into the string without using concatenation (.).

2. Roby718 Says

   capitalize query functions, such as where, etc… variables are only capitalized if the variable is defined as such. Though, it doesn’t matter if the server ignores capitalization. I cant tell you much else from there.

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