From what I'm gathering 'information_schema.tables
' seems the way to go...
I'm wondering if I can approach this method from the php side; instead of going into mySQL workbench/client.
I'm trying the below; but getting an empty array. Is this possible? I will later simply display a 'Last Updated DD MM YYYY
' in a .html
page. It seems like this should be possible from my .php
file?
It is a dynamic mySQL DB from a windows IIS server.. I have not made any modifications on the mySQL side at this point; only the below attempt. Seems like it should be a easy common task.
<?php
$sql ="SELECT UPDATE_TIME FROM information_schema.tables WHERE
TABLE_SCHEMA = 'DB Name' AND TABLE_NAME = 'Table Name";
$tableStatus = mysql_query($sql);
while (
$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($tableStatus)) { $fetch[]= $row; echo $fetch;
} ?>