Writing all mysql results into file?











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i am trying to make a program that syncs all the outcome of a row in my mysql database to a .txt file. But it doesnt work. I want each result on a new line.



This is my code:



<?php
$db = mysqli_connect("localhost", "username", "pass", "database");


$hwid_query = "SELECT hwid FROM users";
$result = mysqli_query($db, $hwid_query);
//$hwids = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result);


while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$hwids = $row['hwid'];
echo $hwids;
}


$fp = fopen('lt.txt', 'w');
ftruncate($fp, 0);
fwrite($fp, $hwids);
fclose($fp);
mysqli_close($db);
?>


This results in one line in the file with only one of the columns of the database, while echo $hwids; gives all of them. What am i doing wrong?










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  • The reason you get downvotes is because you miss the "What have you tried?" part. Try to figure out why it doesnt work. This is a difficult to learn skill, but after practising a valueable one as it helps debugging later on in your progress.
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i am trying to make a program that syncs all the outcome of a row in my mysql database to a .txt file. But it doesnt work. I want each result on a new line.



This is my code:



<?php
$db = mysqli_connect("localhost", "username", "pass", "database");


$hwid_query = "SELECT hwid FROM users";
$result = mysqli_query($db, $hwid_query);
//$hwids = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result);


while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$hwids = $row['hwid'];
echo $hwids;
}


$fp = fopen('lt.txt', 'w');
ftruncate($fp, 0);
fwrite($fp, $hwids);
fclose($fp);
mysqli_close($db);
?>


This results in one line in the file with only one of the columns of the database, while echo $hwids; gives all of them. What am i doing wrong?










share|improve this question
























  • The reason you get downvotes is because you miss the "What have you tried?" part. Try to figure out why it doesnt work. This is a difficult to learn skill, but after practising a valueable one as it helps debugging later on in your progress.
    – Martijn
    Nov 23 at 8:12













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i am trying to make a program that syncs all the outcome of a row in my mysql database to a .txt file. But it doesnt work. I want each result on a new line.



This is my code:



<?php
$db = mysqli_connect("localhost", "username", "pass", "database");


$hwid_query = "SELECT hwid FROM users";
$result = mysqli_query($db, $hwid_query);
//$hwids = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result);


while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$hwids = $row['hwid'];
echo $hwids;
}


$fp = fopen('lt.txt', 'w');
ftruncate($fp, 0);
fwrite($fp, $hwids);
fclose($fp);
mysqli_close($db);
?>


This results in one line in the file with only one of the columns of the database, while echo $hwids; gives all of them. What am i doing wrong?










share|improve this question















i am trying to make a program that syncs all the outcome of a row in my mysql database to a .txt file. But it doesnt work. I want each result on a new line.



This is my code:



<?php
$db = mysqli_connect("localhost", "username", "pass", "database");


$hwid_query = "SELECT hwid FROM users";
$result = mysqli_query($db, $hwid_query);
//$hwids = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result);


while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$hwids = $row['hwid'];
echo $hwids;
}


$fp = fopen('lt.txt', 'w');
ftruncate($fp, 0);
fwrite($fp, $hwids);
fclose($fp);
mysqli_close($db);
?>


This results in one line in the file with only one of the columns of the database, while echo $hwids; gives all of them. What am i doing wrong?







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  • The reason you get downvotes is because you miss the "What have you tried?" part. Try to figure out why it doesnt work. This is a difficult to learn skill, but after practising a valueable one as it helps debugging later on in your progress.
    – Martijn
    Nov 23 at 8:12


















  • The reason you get downvotes is because you miss the "What have you tried?" part. Try to figure out why it doesnt work. This is a difficult to learn skill, but after practising a valueable one as it helps debugging later on in your progress.
    – Martijn
    Nov 23 at 8:12
















The reason you get downvotes is because you miss the "What have you tried?" part. Try to figure out why it doesnt work. This is a difficult to learn skill, but after practising a valueable one as it helps debugging later on in your progress.
– Martijn
Nov 23 at 8:12




The reason you get downvotes is because you miss the "What have you tried?" part. Try to figure out why it doesnt work. This is a difficult to learn skill, but after practising a valueable one as it helps debugging later on in your progress.
– Martijn
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In the while loop you set $hwids to that rows value. The next itteration (eg the next row from the DB) overwrites that same $hwids to it's value, it overwrites it. At the end of the while, you have the last entry from your result.



There are a few solutions, but in the one below, I write the value to the file per itteration:



$file = fopen('lt.txt', 'wb');
while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$lineToAdd = $row['hwid'] . PHP_EOL; // PHP_EOL = "n" = Newline
fwrite($file, $lineToAdd);
}
fclose($file);


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In the while loop you set $hwids to that rows value. The next itteration (eg the next row from the DB) overwrites that same $hwids to it's value, it overwrites it. At the end of the while, you have the last entry from your result.



There are a few solutions, but in the one below, I write the value to the file per itteration:



$file = fopen('lt.txt', 'wb');
while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$lineToAdd = $row['hwid'] . PHP_EOL; // PHP_EOL = "n" = Newline
fwrite($file, $lineToAdd);
}
fclose($file);


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  • I've answered that under your question. On this site, when an posted answer is the solution to a problem, it's normal to mark it as such, so that other people can easily spot the solution when they have the same issue.
    – Martijn
    Nov 23 at 8:13















up vote
2
down vote













In the while loop you set $hwids to that rows value. The next itteration (eg the next row from the DB) overwrites that same $hwids to it's value, it overwrites it. At the end of the while, you have the last entry from your result.



There are a few solutions, but in the one below, I write the value to the file per itteration:



$file = fopen('lt.txt', 'wb');
while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$lineToAdd = $row['hwid'] . PHP_EOL; // PHP_EOL = "n" = Newline
fwrite($file, $lineToAdd);
}
fclose($file);


I've based this upon this answer






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  • Thanks! Why does everyone disrate my questions?
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    Nov 23 at 8:08










  • I've answered that under your question. On this site, when an posted answer is the solution to a problem, it's normal to mark it as such, so that other people can easily spot the solution when they have the same issue.
    – Martijn
    Nov 23 at 8:13













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In the while loop you set $hwids to that rows value. The next itteration (eg the next row from the DB) overwrites that same $hwids to it's value, it overwrites it. At the end of the while, you have the last entry from your result.



There are a few solutions, but in the one below, I write the value to the file per itteration:



$file = fopen('lt.txt', 'wb');
while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$lineToAdd = $row['hwid'] . PHP_EOL; // PHP_EOL = "n" = Newline
fwrite($file, $lineToAdd);
}
fclose($file);


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In the while loop you set $hwids to that rows value. The next itteration (eg the next row from the DB) overwrites that same $hwids to it's value, it overwrites it. At the end of the while, you have the last entry from your result.



There are a few solutions, but in the one below, I write the value to the file per itteration:



$file = fopen('lt.txt', 'wb');
while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
$lineToAdd = $row['hwid'] . PHP_EOL; // PHP_EOL = "n" = Newline
fwrite($file, $lineToAdd);
}
fclose($file);


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  • Thanks! Why does everyone disrate my questions?
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  • I've answered that under your question. On this site, when an posted answer is the solution to a problem, it's normal to mark it as such, so that other people can easily spot the solution when they have the same issue.
    – Martijn
    Nov 23 at 8:13


















  • Thanks! Why does everyone disrate my questions?
    – Nonstop Youtuber
    Nov 23 at 8:08










  • I've answered that under your question. On this site, when an posted answer is the solution to a problem, it's normal to mark it as such, so that other people can easily spot the solution when they have the same issue.
    – Martijn
    Nov 23 at 8:13
















Thanks! Why does everyone disrate my questions?
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Thanks! Why does everyone disrate my questions?
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I've answered that under your question. On this site, when an posted answer is the solution to a problem, it's normal to mark it as such, so that other people can easily spot the solution when they have the same issue.
– Martijn
Nov 23 at 8:13




I've answered that under your question. On this site, when an posted answer is the solution to a problem, it's normal to mark it as such, so that other people can easily spot the solution when they have the same issue.
– Martijn
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