From: "Michael Stassen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
With all due respect, there is almost certainly an error in your code. I've been on this list for years, and so far as I can recall, every instance of mysql appearing to do something strange from php turned out to be a flaw in the php code, not a problem with mysql. Many of us on the list perform updates with WHERE clauses via php without problems. The most likely explanation is that there is something wrong with the WHERE clause as sent to mysql by your php app.
Perfectily =) see my last mail, Im posting all.
So, you can keep repeating that it doesn't work, and we can keep flailing away with blind guesses, but I expect you won't get a solution until you actually show us the code. Also, you've told us that your PHP Version is 4.4.2, and your Mysql client API version is 3.23.49, by which I expect you mean that your copy of php was built with the 3.23.49 version of the mysql client library. Unless I've missed it though, you haven't told us what version of mysql you have, how it was installed (official binary, some other binary, compiled yourself?), and what OS it's on. That information may help.
Exactily =) Sorry me. I wasnt clear. 2.23.49 is the version of the mysql api of the php and of the mysql server. The mysql server run on Windows XP Pro. Mysql server I installed from binary packge mysql-3.23.49-win.zip from mysql.org. However, I tested all this in the web host too, with versions little different (Linux: PHP Version 4.4.1, mysql client api version 4.0.25, Mysql server 4.0.25) and got same results: WHERE _apparentily_ is ignored. Tom -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
