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
First of all, this is not an php question. Second of all, if the second
insert fails, the only think I can think of, regarding the information you
gave, is that u_id is a "not null" field, that is you must supply a value
for this field.
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From: Jordan Arendt
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