you may also consider using
$mysql = @mysql_connect(...);
to get rid of the warning if it is on.
On 8/17/05, Paul Menard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well you can start with the mysql_connect() call. If you are unable to
> connection check the error
> code. Then take action if needed.
>
Well you can start with the mysql_connect() call. If you are unable to
connection check the error
code. Then take action if needed.
--- Jon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there some way to have PHP test if MySQL is running and if not make the
> system call to start it?
>
> This is just an ME
Is there some way to have PHP test if MySQL is running and if not make the
system call to start it?
This is just an ME test machine but I would also like to know how on XP PRO
cause I have another test machine available.
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] MYSQL and PHP
Hi,
I'm struggling with some php code. I'm trying to insert some info into
a
mysql DB. I beleive I'm failing on the SQL statement, specifically the
WHERE syntax. Can anyone help?
bypass = 0
Hi,
I'm struggling with some php code. I'm trying to insert some info into a
mysql DB. I beleive I'm failing on the SQL statement, specifically the
WHERE syntax. Can anyone help?
bypass = 0 --confirmed
$i = 0 works and inserts into the DB.
$i=1 works, but doesn't insert into DB.
