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Mousuf Chowdhury |
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Re: mysql |
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11-22-1999 03:01AM |
Sounds like it could be a syntax error in your Perl - the clue is the use of the word 'near' which is classic perl - it could be that your host may need to reinstall mysql.
You could try and run a phpinfo() function within a page to see if MySQL has been installed properly.
Otherwise, use PHP to create a table, insert some dummy data to it and then select records from that table to see if it returns records. You can use the !$result function each time you connect to MySQL to see where your problem might be.
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| Top | | • mysql | jimmy | 11-15-1999 01:58PM | | • Re: mysql | Elwyn | 11-16-1999 01:51AM | | • Re: mysql | Mousuf Chowdhury | 11-22-1999 03:01AM |
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