Okay, problem solved. I've been looking at the code for so long that it was
too obvious to see. The "or die" was the culprit. Just a reminder that one
should watch cutting and pasting. Thanks to anyone who used any brain time
on this.
Michael
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I am having a very odd problem trying to encapsulate a library that isolates
the underlying backend DB (I have to support both mssql and mysql with the
same front end). I have isolated the offending code as follows:
$resb=sql_QUERY($sql);
$recds=num_ROWS($resb);
When the num_ROWS rout
At 20:03 30-03-2004, you wrote:
Well,
I did a similar system for my CMS sollution. If I understand you
correct you want to sort the main branch, keeping the subs.
Not really ... I want to be able to expand the current sub to the current
sub's level, list the subfolders contained within the curren
Yes i have an autoincrement, but it only stands at 461 at this stage.
"Piet From South Africa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi all
>
> I get a "overhead" in my mysql database, records are not getting inserted,
> and it looks like, if i delete one another can be in
Do you have an auto-increment key field that's used up ??? ... As in no
more free numbers in its positive range ???
Rene
At 10:35 03-04-2004, you wrote:
Hi all
I get a "overhead" in my mysql database, records are not getting inserted,
and it looks like, if i delete one another can be inserted.
Hi all
I get a "overhead" in my mysql database, records are not getting inserted,
and it looks like, if i delete one another can be inserted.
This is what i see.Data 362,692 Bytes
Index 5,120 Bytes
Overhead 22,568 Bytes
Effective 345,244 Bytes
Total 367,812 Bytes
Your he
