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  • 問題数 43 • 5/21/2024

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    Returns a Boolean, file exists

    file_exists()

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    Allows you to include the contents

    include()

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    gets file size in bytes

    filesize()

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    gets last access time of file

    fileatime()

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    Gets file type

    filetype()

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    gets file permissions

    fileperms()

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    gets file owner

    fileowner()

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    Returns a Boolean, specified path is a directory

    is_dir()

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    Returns a Boolean, specified file is a writable

    is_writable()

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    Returns a Boolean, specified file is a executable

    is_executable()

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    gets last modification time of file

    filemtime()

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    Returns a Boolean, specified file is a regular file

    is_file()

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    gets file group

    filegroup()

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    Returns a Boolean, specified file is readable

    is_readable()

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    Returns a Boolean, specified file is a symbolic link

    is_link()

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    The following sections discuss reading and writing files, and retrieving file information.

    Reading and Writing File

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    To begin with, let’s consider the process of opening a file and reading its contents.

    Reading Data from a File

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    DDL

    Data Definition Language

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    consists of statements that define the structure and relationships of a database and its tables.

    DDL

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    DML

    Data Manipulation Language

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    statements are related to altering and extracting data from a database.

    DML

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    DCL

    Data Control Language

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    statements are used to define access levels and security privileges for a database.

    DCL

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    a comprehensive set of directory manipulation functions, which enable developers to read and parse an entire directory listing.

    Obtaining Directory Listings

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    like MySQL takes things a step further, by enabling you to create links between the various pieces of data in a database, and then use the relationships to analyze the data in different ways.

    Relational Database

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    divides data into rows, with a new entry (or record) on every row. The data in each row is further broken down into columns (or fields), each of which contains a value for a particular attribute of that data.

    Table

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    refers to the activity of streamlining a database design by eliminating redundancies and repeated values.

    Normalization

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    used to perform an arithmetic operation on the server and return the results to the client

    Select Statement

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    To obtain help on using the MySQL client

    help

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    To close the connection to the server and exit the client.

    quit

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    An alternative method of reading data from a file is the __ function

    file()

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    To display the contents of the file, simply iterate over the array in a __ function

    foreach()

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    this function is mostly used as a primitive error-handling mechanism.

    die()

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    can be used to terminate script processing with an explanatory user-specified error message indicating the reason why.

    die()

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    this functions are all binary safe

    fopen(), fwrite(), fread()

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    function first retrieves a handle to the named directory; this handle serves as the primary point of contact for all subsequent operations

    opendir()

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    function then uses the file handle to read the contents of the directory, and return a list of file names one after another

    readdir()

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    function is used to destroy the directory handle.

    closedir()

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    SEQUEL

    Structured English Query Language

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    SQL first life

    SEQUEL

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    was a part of System/R, a prototype of the first relational database system created by IBM in 1974.

    SEQUEL

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    In 1989, __ became an ANSI standard.

    SQL

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    SQL statements resemble spoken English and can broadly be classified into three categories:

    Data Definition Language, Data Manipulation Language, Data Control Language