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That could very well be what I'm looking for... thanks!

but isn't there a (slight) possibility that the database might have been updated again by the time I make my SELECT? I might not get the value that I'm looking for. I don't necessarily want the latest value, but the value that I entered. Is there no other way around this? What I want to do is...

I'm doing the following: INSERT INTO ordernumber (id,count) VALUES (123,1) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE count=count+1 what I would like to know is what the "count" value is after this operation. is it possible to include some kind of SELECT in this query so that I will know what the "count" value...

ideas anyone?

Hi, I’ve been using mysql databases for some time. However, I haven’t really bothered with details such as character sets (which I hardly know anything about anyway...). Now I’d like to make sure things are done properly... This is the story so far; I’ve got a website where most text is pulled...

No, it is not about any text output. So how would an example of using <xsl:copy-of> with <xsl:sort> look like? Sorry for such a total beginner question, but I simply cannot get it working for some reason. Could you maybe give me some example code?

I would like to perform something that seems very basic, but I just can't seem to find out how to do it. I have the following document: <employees> <employee hireDate="04/23/1999"> <last>Hill</last> <first>Phil</first> <salary>100000</salary> </employee> <employee...