On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 4:14 PM, Timothy Legg wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is it wrong to have mysql_connect() called twice within a single PHP
> document, such as this? I have been running into some fairly annoying
> query failures that commute when I change the order of these two blocks of
> code. I
Nehemias Duarte wrote:
That is great for me to keep in mind for future reference. However, is
it ever appropriate to connect to the database twice in a single script.
Two ways I can think of doing this would be:
CASE 1<<
//Connect to server (materials)
$db_material = mysql_connect("localhost",
That is great for me to keep in mind for future reference. However, is
it ever appropriate to connect to the database twice in a single script.
Two ways I can think of doing this would be:
>>CASE 1<<
//Connect to server (materials)
$db_material = mysql_connect("localhost", "root", "secret");
Some
Timothy Legg wrote:
Hello,
Is it wrong to have mysql_connect() called twice within a single PHP
document, such as this? I have been running into some fairly annoying
query failures that commute when I change the order of these two blocks of
code. I am currently working around this by repeatedl
Hello,
Is it wrong to have mysql_connect() called twice within a single PHP
document, such as this? I have been running into some fairly annoying
query failures that commute when I change the order of these two blocks of
code. I am currently working around this by repeatedly using
mysql_select_
