I was using MySQL and this code work fine but when I use SQLite, I could not display the data .... I check my SQLite data but nothing wrong. Is the code wrong? 
            $sqlstatement2 =qq~
                     SELECT rowid, NamaBarang      
                        FROM barangan
                       WHERE CompanyID = '$companyid'
                    ORDER by rowid ASC ~;
 
             $sth2 = $dbh->prepare($sqlstatement2);
             $sth2->execute() or &common_error("SQL Error","Couldn't e
+xecute statement2: $DBI::errstr",1);

            if($sth2->rows() <= 0)
            {
                $output .= qq~ 
                <tr>
                           <td colspan="3"><b><font size="2" face="Tah
+oma">&nbsp;No data $companyid in your list, please add.</font></b></t
+d>
                           </tr>
                </table>~;
                $sth -> finish();
            }

            else
            {
                $sth2= $dbh->prepare($sqlstatement2);
                 $sth2->execute() or &common_error("$sqlstatement2","C
+ouldn't execute statement1: $DBI::errstr",1);

                $number = 0; $harga = 0, $harga2 = kan.$harga; $hargas
+ = 0, $hargas2 = aan.$hargas ; $hargaz = 0, $hargas3 = gan.$hargaz ; 
+      
                while(($id,$ach) = $sth->fetchrow_array())
                {

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20040729 Edit by ysth: Change title from SQLite

In reply to Converting from MySQL to SQLite by Anonymous Monk

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