The mysql_error() fucntion returns the error that took place for the last call to the db. If you do a roll back that would be considered another call and mysql_error() would then return the error (is any) associated with the roll back. If this reason many programmer create a separate error handling routing to watch of db errors and save them elsewhere
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hmm this is tricky, on an innodb table if i do a rollback when i find an error then trigger the error handler which dies to the screen it wont show the message, but i commented out the rollback and it was find, how could i execute the rollback properly then ?
hi there i have noticed a bug where mysql_error is not returned on a transaction, why is this ?
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