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> > > Stefan Rusterholz wrote
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I've seen this with MS SQL connections. What it boils down to is that the
data type that is returned isn't understood, the extension dies, and nothing
is returned. Try a simpler select statement (I know its hard to go much
simpler but ;-) - go for "select 'hello world'". And then try giving
Use the pconnect functions. These do exactly that.
eg. mysql_pconnect() at the top of your page, and it will re-use the
database connection for you.
mysql_close() won't close a permanent connection.
Please don't post general questions to the php-dev list. This is for
development OF PHP, no
Not really, but you could...
You would somehow have to get the session id from user 2 to user 3 (this
would depend how your site worked). Then you could access the session
variables - it depends how your sessions are stored. If they were stored in
a database, then you could read them (by defaul
return TRUE;
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MySQL is a DBMS, SQL is a language. MySQL has an implementation of SQL, as
does Access. All (most) SQL implementations are common for the simple
things (select * from tablename), but differ when things get more complex
(is about as broad an answer I could give!).
Web based access database is fi
PHP is a good language for creating PDFs. There are two libraries you can
use, PDFlib and ClibPDF. I have used PDFlib before and I can recommend it.
Look in the PHP manual at PDFlib functions. Incidentally, if it's for a
commercial project, then PDFlib or ClibPDF will probably need licensing.
Has anyone got error messages working from MSSQL or Sybase (connecting from
a unix box)?
Dave.
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Hi,
(Sorry for the cross post, I posted it in the wrong place the first time)
I've got MSSQL 2000 running on Win2000 Svr. Linux 2.2.16 running Apache
1.3.22, freetds 0.53, and PHP 4.0.6.
I can connect and run queries no problem, but when an error is raised (with
raiserror) on the SQL box, mss
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