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How to delete a table when i know half name of the table in ci - Thamaraiselvam - 01-21-2015 i have a tables combination of two names , these two names are in different table like friend 1 and friend 2 . when i delete one name from the friend 1 or friend 2, i should delete the combination table . now i know only the half of the name of the table example : the table name is thamaraiselvam_kuppuraj when i delete kuppuraj from the friends 2 table. i should delete thamaraiselvam_kuppuraj table also. how to write query for this? $this->dbforge->drop_table('table name'); can i use above query with some modification? RE: How to delete a table when i know half name of the table in ci - sv3tli0 - 01-21-2015 Its not possible.. Think this way: if you have : "thamaraiselvam_kuppuraj" , "thamaraiselvam_kuppuraj2", "thamaraiselvam2_kuppuraj" any try to match them can drop more tables than you need to be dropped .. Better make a new table where to list all tables combinations and when you delete 1 name it will use this new table to catch tables to be dropped.. RE: How to delete a table when i know half name of the table in ci - Thamaraiselvam - 01-21-2015 (01-21-2015, 01:59 AM)sv3tli0 Wrote: Its not possible.. Thank you ![]() ![]() RE: How to delete a table when i know half name of the table in ci - ivantcholakov - 01-21-2015 Argh... You should have known 90% of the table name. :-) RE: How to delete a table when i know half name of the table in ci - CroNiX - 01-21-2015 It sounds like you don't have a truly relational database set up. There shouldn't be "friend1" and "friend2" tables. There should be one table, friends, probably with an ID, user_id and a friend_id, which can store as many friends per user as you need. |