Then you should put some debugging around the connection code.
|$pgconn = pg_connect("host=localhost port=5432 dbname=test user=test
password=test")| or die("Problem with connection to PostgreSQL:
".pg_last_error());
So you can be sure that you are really connected. Also you can use
pg_result_error()...
$result = pg_query_params($pgconn, $update, array($foo, $bar));
echo pg_result_error($result);
or even pg_result_error_field().
Brandon Metcalf napsal(a):
b == bran...@geronimoalloys.com writes:
b> I'm fairly new to PHP but have a great deal of Perl experience for
b> what it's worth. I'm having a problem where if I try to use a
b> parameterized query it fails but pg_last_error() returns nothing. For
b> example,
b> $result = pg_query_params($pgconn, $update, array($foo, $bar));
b> if (! $result) {
b> fwrite($fp, "before");
b> fwrite($fp, pg_last_error());
b> fwrite($fp, "after");
b> }
I should also mentioned with
log_statement = 'all'
in postgresql.conf, nothing is dumped to the logs. This tells me
pg_query_params() isn't passing anything to the postgres server.
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