Re: [nyphp-talk] version mismatch - MySQL vs. PHP MySQL client

2008-01-06 Thread Jake McGraw
I've had the same issue, and it has caused issues with mysqli, but only once, specifically when I tried to use the "SUM" command... if you can fix this and get the library in sync with the server I'd do it. - jake On Jan 6, 2008 1:48 PM, Rob Marscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > While it should

Re: [nyphp-talk] version mismatch - MySQL vs. PHP MySQL client

2008-01-06 Thread Rob Marscher
While it should basically work, I have had odd things happen in the past that seemed to be corrected by getting the client and server version to match. 4.1 is better than 4.0... I think it at least uses the same password encryption method as 5.0. Still... your host should upgrade. I thin

Re: [nyphp-talk] version mismatch - MySQL vs. PHP MySQL client

2008-01-06 Thread Jon Baer
Ive had this come up a few times ... for the most part if your SQL is simple joins it will not really cause problems, the real problems are if you are using anything like prepared statements or something meant for mysqli extension. http://us.php.net/mysqli (requires 4.1.3) However since th

[nyphp-talk] version mismatch - MySQL vs. PHP MySQL client

2008-01-06 Thread Don Pavlish
Hi everyone, Longtime lurker, posting for the first time. :) I'm coding a LAMP site now where the development server is running MySQL Server version 5.0.45 and PHP MySQL client library 5.0.41. Everything is working great. However, the final server we'll be deploying the site on is throug