On Saturday 24 January 2004 01:07, Chris W. Parker wrote:
> on Friday, January 23, 2004 8:54 AM said:
> > All of what you say makes sense. Hopefully your suggestion will help
> > me find the problem!
>
> In looking through my code I see that I already do this. EVERY call to a
> mysql function has "or die($this->stop("$current_line:".__LINE__));"
> along with the call. $this->stop() is method that prints out
> mysql_errno(); and mysql_error();.
>
> In this case the "or die" is not even being tripped meaning there isn't
> an error. I'm beginning to think it's a bug, but it's more likely that
> it's not.
>
> Here's another bit of crazy to throw in. The function I am trying to
> perform is that of adding a record to my db. Guess what? The record
> insertion is successul each time. And no I'm not closing the resource/db
> link before those two functions are called. They happen immediately
> after the the mysql_query() function.
>
> Sounds pretty fishy....
Time to put the php debugger in action -- echo all your variables to see that
contain what you expect them to contain.
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