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    • #20194
      CalEvans
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      psl86 wrote on Jan 6 2006, 08:58 PM:
      Im making this site using PHP

      http://www.metbootlegs.com/newsite/index.php

      And some of the shows have different versions and I would like too copy all the info in SQLyog so that I dont have to add all the info again for the show (like for example venue, city and so on).

      Anyone`?

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      Hi,

      If I am understanding you correctly then you are asking for functionality that does not exist in SQLYog.

      SQLYog is primarily a query tool. The majority of the users I know use it for working on databases, fixing problems, data mining, etc. Not for data entry. Therefore features like carrying data from one record to a new blank record. (i.e. FoxPro has this feature and it's pretty cool) SQLYog is not for this. It can be used for volume data entry but by-in-large it's not.

      You would be better off investing your efforts in building a PHP data entry page that did this. (isn't terribly hard, I can think of at least 2 ways to do it right now)

      IMHO, etc.

      =C=

    • #20195
      psl86
      Member

      Let me tell you I have no clue on PHP.. Its my brother that made the site, Im just inputting the info..

      Anyways,.. Thanks for the info..

      CalEvans wrote on Jan 6 2006, 10:26 PM:
      Hi,

      If I am understanding you correctly then you are asking for functionality that does not exist in SQLYog.

      SQLYog is primarily a query tool. The majority of the users I know use it for working on databases, fixing problems, data mining, etc. Not for data entry. Therefore features like carrying data from one record to a new blank record. (i.e. FoxPro has this feature and it's pretty cool)  SQLYog is not for this. It can be used for volume data entry but by-in-large it's not.

      You would be better off investing your efforts in building a PHP data entry page that did this. (isn't terribly hard, I can think of at least 2 ways to do it right now)

      IMHO, etc.

      =C=

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    • #20196
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      http://www.webyog.com/faq/5_20_en.html says:

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      It will add an 'auto-completion' feature for easy entering of data

      it is probably 3-4 weeks to go for a functional beta

      But I don't know exactly what the feature is going to be like. Ritesh told me recently that they almost finished coding that feature. So maybe he could comment on it ?

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