Christian -
You need to be checking the return values of the mysql_*() functions. Make
sure you're not calling them with a @mysql_*() as that will disable error
reporting.
Perhaps you should give us some examples of what's failing and how?
Also, if the server isn't yours the server admin may
I'm having a little trouble here developing and running queries.
I spent some time developing in ASP, and whenever there was something wrong
with a query, the script halted, and the error message - from ODBC, tye sql
syntax error - was printed along with the line of code.
In PHP that's not
Christian -
You need to be checking the return values of the mysql_*() functions. Make
sure you're not calling them with a @mysql_*() as that will disable error
reporting.
Perhaps you should give us some examples of what's failing and how?
Also, if the server isn't yours the server admin may
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001 13:01, Christian Dechery wrote:
I'm having a little trouble here developing and running queries.
I spent some time developing in ASP, and whenever there was something
wrong with a query, the script halted, and the error message - from
ODBC, tye sql syntax error - was
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