1 failed");
> sybase_free_result($result);
>
> $result=sybase_query("insert into pub_info
> values(0001,null,'test')") or
> die("query2 failed");
> sybase_free_result($result);
>
> $result=sybase_query("select * from pub_info");
&g
Hi,
I would suggest removing @ in front of the sybase_query. This way your code will
produce warnings and messages from the server. That could help you debugging. You
could also try to execute the query in Query Analyzer on the SQL Server.
- Frank
> Please take a look into my simple php code.
