It's hard to comprehend how this is a MySQL problem as my SQL commands work
perfectly when entered at the command line. This fact is a pretty strong
pointer to PHP being the culprit. Why empirical test would suggest otherwise?
CC Zona wrote:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (cameron walker) wrote:
>
> > Now I am using a shareware version which, perhaps, is buggy:
> > 3.22.24-shareware-debug
>
> Given that MySQL is currently well into the 3.23.* series, getting an
> upgrade would certainly be a good place to sart. As for the "shareware"
> version, MySQL is now freeware on all platforms (on Win it used to be
> shareware)--and is quite stable on all but the most bleeding edge version
> releases.
>
> Since your current problem is strictly a MySQL issue, may I suggest you
> take further questions about this topic to the excellent MySQL support list
> (see <http://www.mysql.com/documentation/lists.html>)?
>
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