Re: ibase_fetch_row

Hi Mauricio, On Friday 03 November 2000 06:06, Mauricio Junqueira wrote: Did the query return any rows at all ? You should check the result of ibase_fetch.... something like: $q = ibase_query($query); if ($r = ibase_fetch_row($q)) { do what ever you want } else { nothing found.... } Can you post your code so we can review it ? As for Marco, you should use the ibase_fetch_object method. see it in the manual or check : http://www.php.net/ibase_fetch_object HTH -- Meir Kriheli MKsoft computer systems "There's someone in my head but it's not me" - Pink Floyd > Hi, > > I'm trying to use ibase_fetch_row to get the result of a previous > ibase_query. as: $q = ibase_query($query); > $r = ibase_fetch_row($q); > > but when I try to get the results from $r, as in $userid = $r[0], I got a > null value. > Everything looks like no value was returned but when I verify my database, > it shows me that > there was no problem... > > Am I using the right technique with ibase_fetch_row ? > > Marco Canini wrote: > > What's supposed to do ibase_fetch_row? > > > > I think it returns an associative array with columns name for keys as > > others ***_fetch_row functions. > > > > Why it isn't so? > > > > With array_keys I see that $row = ibase_fetch.... > > is not an associative array. > > > > Now, I use a trick by recreating the associative array with the help of > > ibase_field_info, an undocumented function. > > > > Do somebody have the same trouble, and another solution? > > > > MC > >