On Wed, 14 Feb 2001 13:01, Christian Dechery wrote:
> I'm having a little trouble here developing and running queries.
>
> I spent some time developing in ASP, and whenever there was something
> wrong with a query, the script halted, and the error message - from
> ODBC, tye sql syntax error - was printed along with the line of code.
>
> In PHP that's not how it goes, it doesn't tell me when theres an error
> with a mysql_query unless I place a call to mysql_error() after each
> executed query right?
>
> That's exactly what I'm doing, but again, it doesn't do all I want, cuz
> it doesn't tell me the line of code, and I don't know where is the
> error, unless I start printing everything on error handling.
There is a PHP constant __LINE__ which you may find useful.
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