>Hi Andreas, Hi others
>
>we recently changed this in gw/dlr.c:
>
>{
> #ifdef DLR_MYSQL
> mysql_close(connection);
>- if (!mysql_errno(connection))
>- error(0,"MYSQL: %s", mysql_error(connection));
> #endif
> }
>
>Hmmm, don't we need some constructs to check if the mysql_close() call
>has been successfull?! And if this is not the way to do it (AFAIK,
>this has been taken from a mysql doc example by myself) how should we
>do this?
the problem here is:
mysql_close(connection) does deallocate the connection. So we can not
call mysql_errno on a handle which doesnt exist anymore. Furthermore,
we want to close the connection. If it fails or not is not really of
importance. We wont use the connection anymore after that.
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