Great to hear.
Reading my previous post, i am suprised you understood it with all the
glaring spelling mistakes :-). Yikes. Sorry about that i typed it in too
much of a hurry.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok i managed to set the generated error screen to a variable, do the
rollback then die
H,
ok i managed to set the generated error screen to a variable, do the
rollback then die
> H,
>
> 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
H,
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
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
hi there i have noticed a bug where mysql_error is not returned on a
transaction, why is this ?
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