numero = 108749
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texte = ---1540918134-827972870-1330657252=:60432 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi, I have created a survey form that sends its data to a db file. I would like to query the db to retrieve each person's responses to all the questions. A unique ID number from 12 to 16 digits is assigned to each visitor. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to retrieve the data using the search context. My sense is that something like a sku or ID number that is not random, but consecutive is the way to go. Is there a way to assign a more searchable ID number? The method I'm using now to generate each ID number is: Or perhaps, would it be more efficient to search by date, and bring up all the responses that were received on a given date? If this would be better, please show the code for a search on date? I don't mind leaving the method of assigning unique ID numbers as it is. ...rest of form.tpl [showif [url][visitorUniqueID][/url]=[url][raw][visitorUniqueID][/raw][/url]] [text]visitorUniqueID=[cart][/text] [/showif] Here are some of the fields invisitorSurvey.db: visitorIDtheDatetheTimelearnMoredesignnamecityemail Help would be greatly appreciated. Lori ---1540918134-827972870-1330657252=:60432 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Hi,
I have created a survey form that sends its data to a db file. I would like to query the db to retrieve each person's responses to all the questions. A unique ID number from 12 to 16 digits is assigned to each visitor. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to retrieve the data using the search context. My sense is that something like a sku or ID number that is not random, but consecutive is the way to go.
Is there a way to assign a more searchable ID number? The method I'm using now to generate each ID number is:
Or perhaps, would it be more efficient to search by date, and bring up all the responses that were received on a given date? If this would be better, please show the code for a search on date? I don't mind leaving the method of assigning unique ID numbers as it is.
[WebDNA] Search on a database (Lori Palmquist 2012)
---1540918134-827972870-1330657252=:60432 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi, I have created a survey form that sends its data to a db file. I would like to query the db to retrieve each person's responses to all the questions. A unique ID number from 12 to 16 digits is assigned to each visitor. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to retrieve the data using the search context. My sense is that something like a sku or ID number that is not random, but consecutive is the way to go. Is there a way to assign a more searchable ID number? The method I'm using now to generate each ID number is: Or perhaps, would it be more efficient to search by date, and bring up all the responses that were received on a given date? If this would be better, please show the code for a search on date? I don't mind leaving the method of assigning unique ID numbers as it is. ...rest of form.tpl [showif [url][visitorUniqueID][/url]=[url][raw][visitorUniqueID][/raw][/url]] [text]visitorUniqueID=[cart][/text] [/showif] Here are some of the fields invisitorSurvey.db: visitorIDtheDatetheTimelearnMoredesignnamecityemail Help would be greatly appreciated. Lori ---1540918134-827972870-1330657252=:60432 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Hi,
I have created a survey form that sends its data to a db file. I would like to query the db to retrieve each person's responses to all the questions. A unique ID number from 12 to 16 digits is assigned to each visitor. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to retrieve the data using the search context. My sense is that something like a sku or ID number that is not random, but consecutive is the way to go.
Is there a way to assign a more searchable ID number? The method I'm using now to generate each ID number is:
Or perhaps, would it be more efficient to search by date, and bring up all the responses that were received on a given date? If this would be better, please show the code for a search on date? I don't mind leaving the method of assigning unique ID numbers as it is.
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