Hi MySQL gurus,
I'm using the LAMP stack and I'm currently creating a script that allows file uploading through a HTML form. The script itself is to be redistributed so I do not really know anything about the systems it runs on, except maybe that it's LAMP. I keep getting errors because I upload to large files, ie the files are larger than the MySQL servers max_allowed_packet parameter. I would like to check this value during runtime and take proper action. So;
How can I check the value of MySQLs max_allowed_packet parameter from a PHP script during runtime?
I tried this before:
<?php
connectToDatabase();
$result = mysql_query("SHOW VARIABLES");
$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result);
echo "VALUE=" . $row['max_allowed_packet'];
?>But this does not work, as SHOW VARIABLES seems to be console only; not a valid query.
How can I proceed?
regards, martin
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