> A define is pretty much for strings only, not objects or resources. Try
> using $GLOBALS['_CONNECT_DB'] instead.
I tried this, but, same results. If I store the Resource ID from a
mysql_pconnect() in $GLOBALS['_CONNECT_DB'] and then call...
mysql_query($query, $GLOBALS['_CONNECT_DB']);
PHP gives me the following error:
4 is not a valid MySQL-Link resource
When I look into this var, here's what I see:
Resource id #4
This is the same that was stored in the constant var, so, it appears that
whether it's a Global or Constant isn't making a difference.
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