Thanks :)
Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: JeRRy wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Thanks for that, always wondered. So what does just using '?>' do than?
>
> Must close eventually but I am guessing by using that as a close the
> connection times out after a set period of time and the 'pid' is killed,
>
JeRRy wrote:
Hi Chris,
Thanks for that, always wondered. So what does just using '?>' do than?
Must close eventually but I am guessing by using that as a close the
connection times out after a set period of time and the 'pid' is killed,
correct?
If you're using mysql_connect php will clo
Hi Chris,
Thanks for that, always wondered. So what does just using '?>' do than?
Must close eventually but I am guessing by using that as a close the
connection times out after a set period of time and the 'pid' is killed,
correct?
J
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JeRRy wrote:
Hi,
Just need some mailing list input here, what is the proper way to close a mysql query using PHP.
- What is the proper way to close a php query to mysql if one query is in the file?
- What is the proper way to close a php query to mysql if 2 or more queries
is in t
Hi,
Just need some mailing list input here, what is the proper way to close a
mysql query using PHP.
- What is the proper way to close a php query to mysql if one query is in the
file?
- What is the proper way to close a php query to mysql if 2 or more queries
is in the file and wh
