Different pages output

Question

for example:
<?php
create table testtable (
company varchar2(6),
order_number number(4),
item_id number(4),
quantity number(8),
item_desc varchar2(16)
insert into testtable values ('A',1001,1,10,'apple');
insert into testtable values ('A',1001,2,20,'banana');
insert into testtable values ('A',1002,2,50,'banana');
insert into testtable values ('B',1002,1,30,'apple');
insert into testtable values ('B',1003,3,60,'orange');
insert into testtable values ('B',1004,3,50,'orange');
commit;
Table Test DATA
company order_number item_id quantity item_desc
A 1001 1 10 apple
A 1001 2 20 banana
A 1002 2 50 banana
B 1002 1 30 apple
B 1003 3 60 orange
B 1004 3 50 orange
$con = oci_connect("apps","apps","prod") or die("Unable to connect oracledatabase");
$sql = "select * from testtable";
$result = oci_parse($con,$sql);
oci_execute($result);
echo "<table border = 1>";
echo "<td>COMPANY</td>";
echo "<td>ORDER_NUMBER</td>";
echo "<td>ITEM_ID</td>";
echo "<td>QUANTITY</td>";
echo "<td>ITEM_DESC</td>";
$totalcomany = 0;
while ($rows = oci_fetch_array($result,OCI_BOTH)) {
if((isset($l_company) and $l_company != $rows['COMPANY']) or empty($result)) {
echo "<tr bgcolor='#CCFFCC'>";
echo "<td colspan= 3 align='center'>".$l_company."</td>";
echo "<td >".$totalcomany." </td>";
$totalcomany = 0;
echo "<td > </td>";
echo "</tr>";
$l_company = $rows['COMPANY'];
echo "<tr>";
echo "<td>".$rows['COMPANY']."</td>";
echo "<td>".$rows['ORDER_NUMBER']."</td>";
echo "<td>".$rows['ITEM_ID']."</td>";
echo "<td>".$rows['QUANTITY']."</td>";
echo "<td>".$rows['ITEM_DESC']."</td>";
$totalcomany = $totalcomany + $rows['QUANTITY'];
echo "</tr>";
echo "</table>";
?>
how to make above example output in different pages ?
thanks!

Answer 1

Hi,
I cannot believe that.
If you really want to get good answers, you should:
1. Do not ask the same questions in different threads.
2. Omit those nasty answers with only "thanks a lot" as content.
3. Avoid double postings.
4. Do not expect ready solution.
5. Do expect hints to work with, while working on an own solution and learn.
6. Do not expect that everyone is reading your postings around the clock.
Remember that it is really hard to follow a discussion, if it is fragmented into many threads, instead of having only one clear discussion thread.
Greetings from Hamburg
Thorsten Körner