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Jeg er ikke helt sikker på om det er løsningen. Jeg skal forklare nærmere.
Jeg skal ha et felt hvor passordet skal ligge feks. "password".
slik at når man logger seg på blir man avist dersom man skriver noe annet enn "password" i passordfeltet. hvilken kodet skal jeg bruke til et slikt felt?
ok men jeg har ett asp script med en ACCESS database i bånn. Problemet er at jeg må bruke SQL database. I ACCESS databasen er det et felt YES/NO felt og i det feltet er passordet.
disky>I dont know much about MySQL but deosnt this create a field which can be 'Ja' or 'Nej' ? If that is correct then it is NOT the same as an Access Yes/no field!
Yes it does, this is a danish site therefore i did it in danish,
But if you change it to Yes and No, you have a field with only 2 values.
Might not be perfectly the same as the yes/no in access, but a whole lot more correct than your answer, which had absolutly nothing to do with the original question.
This smells a bit like illegal point transfer.! Are you serious? Disky! I am NOT in the position to say that your answer is correct! BUT a BIT field (in Access and SQL Server) is the same as a Yes/No field in Access and this WAS the question.
Disky, I have NO idea waht your getting your knickers in a twist about but PLEASE dont start saying that points are getting transfer illegally, that is NOT justified!
But did your answer have anything to do with the question ?
MySQL does not have a boolean field, like some database servers has, so i presented him with the MySQL way of doing the same, you answer has absolutly nothing to do with the question.
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