It is not platform-specific so much as installation-specific. Typically, it would be in
/usr/local/mysql/data/ but that's again entirely dependant on what install you have. A
quick locate
mysql | grep data | more should reveal the locations of all your database files
quickly. If you
didn't
Quite. I was hoping it wasn't my ISP or something... most messages are from the 6th -
8th. I assume
the MySQL list server having a problem?
Although, it is rather amusing to see the new replies to week-old messages. ;)
- Original Message -
From: Van [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MySQL [EMAIL
It is not platform-specific so much as installation-specific. Typically, it would be in
/usr/local/mysql/data/ but that's again entirely dependant on what install you have. A
quick locate
mysql | grep data | more should reveal the locations of all your database files
quickly. If you
didn't
Though this is a PHP issue, for those that use PHP here's what was wrong:
mysql_insert_id() requires
your connection link identifier, which is what is returned from mysql_connect and
mysql_pconnect.
This is contrary to almost all other mysql_ functions, which want the result resource
returned
