Re: mysql_close();

<?php if ($connection = @mysql_connect($host, $username, $password)){ @mysql_close($connection); } ?> By this way, you always reopne a new connection at the end of all of your page.... You just have to use somthing like this... if($connection) @mysql_close($connection); But as it was said, you are not *obliged* to close the connection, PHP will close it himself. But you can also close your connection manually on each page just after you send your last request. "Shaun" <shaun@mania.plus.com> a écrit dans le message de news: 20030321095836.96275.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > hi, > > I include a file called bottom.php which goes at the bottom of all my pages > and looks like this: > > <td>&nbsp;</td> > </tr> > </table> > </body> > </html> > <?php > if ($connection = @mysql_connect($host, $username, $password)){ > @mysql_close($connection); > } > ?> > > I use this to make sure that I haven't left a connection open accidentally, > however I sometimes get an error message even though I am using the @ > symbol: > > > Warning: mysql_close(): no MySQL-Link resource supplied in > /home/w/o/workmanagement/public_html/authenticate_user.php on line 51 > > How can this be? > >