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mysql_error() question

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irbk

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Oct 20, 2004
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Anyone know if there is an equilivant to mssql_error() that works for mssql?

Thanks in advance.
 
DO'h! I've used PHP with MySQL very well together in the past. Now I've got to get PHP to work with MS SQL and I'm finding the functionality very limiting!
 
I suspect it's the nature of the communication avenues available to the respective database servers.

MSSQL has multiple means of communication available to it, for example an administrative interface that uses a completely separate communications system from the interface though with one manipulates data. MySQL has only one interface, SQL.




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A quick look on php.net in the docs and it seems to me like mysql has about 1/3 MORE capibilities then MS SQL in php. I guess it makes since though. Dosen't seem to be a lot of dev's out that that use PHP with MS SQL.
 
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