Example Code 1: The following PHP code will select the "id" and "name" columns from the "sales" table and display the result in ascending order by "name" column. Create a plain text file named ...

Alternately, you could concatenate all the columns and search once on that, but in general you could find matches that span multiple columns (don't know if that's an issue in your case).

This simple blog application provides a user-friendly platform for bloggers to publish their posts online. It is built using PHP on the server-side and uses MySQL for storing blog posts. The ...