Daniel Convissor wrote:
Glad you figured it out.
Let me emphasize what was said in my prior email:
You need to use your own function for running the SQL rather than calling
mysql_query() directly throughout the code. Then your central function
can have a logging/debugging option.
I generally wrap all database calls in API functions specific to the
task being performed, i.e. get_patient_referrals_list(),
put_private_transport_segment(), update_clinic_demographic(). That way
the logging is specific to the task and any specialized processing that
needs to be done to the data can be done in one place.
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