Re: PHP weirdo bahavior (code mutation)

Thanks Khalid... but that still does not help :) The problem does not reproduce systematically, at all.. here is another example I just found in a new log of my script: Here is my code first: $table="client_package"; $sql = "INSERT INTO $table (cp_id,client_id,pack_id,pack_price,parent_cp_id,cp_start_stamp, cp_renew_stamp,cp_billing_cycle,cp_status,cp_comments,cp_renewed_on,cp_stamp,aff_code, aff_last_paid,domain,ip,server,username,password) VALUES(NULL,'$client_id','$pack_id','$price',NULL,'$domain_created', '$domain_expires','$bcycle','$cp_status',NULL,'$domain_created','$cp_stamp',NULL, NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL) "; $result = $db_mbill->query($sql); if (DB::isError($result)) { mylog(__FUNCTION__ . ":" ."[MbillClientID: $client_id]:" ."sql was: $sql "); mylog(__FUNCTION__ . ":" ."[MbillClientID: $client_id]:" . $result->getMessage()); return false; }else{ mylog(__FUNCTION__ . ":" ."[MbillClientID: $client_id]:" ."Successfully added pkg Domain Registration [$domain_name]"); } Now here the log, again this does not happen systematically, often the code works... but when it does not, it s very weirdo : __FUNCTION__:[MbillClientID: 4135]:sql was: INSERT INTO client_package (cp_id,client_id,pack_id,pack_price,parent_cp_id,cp_start_stamp, cp_renew_stamp,cp_billing_cycle,cp_status,cp_comments,cp_renewed_on,cp_stamp,aff_code, XI~E^H^U^@^@^@invalid date or time^@,server,username,password`) VALUES(NULL,'4135','12','0',NULL,'1038200400', '1069736400','12','2','','1038200400','1065728768',NULL, ^U^@^@^@no database selected^@NULL) __FUNCTION__:[MbillClientID: 4135]:DB Error: syntax error Any ideas? Mohamed~ On Fri, 2003-10-10 at 16:03, Burhan Khalid wrote: > Mohamed Lrhazi wrote: > > > I am using a PHP application called modernbill, which uses iocube > > encoder... PHP very frequently dies with SIG fault... 4.3 dies > > systematically > > > > While working on this problem I stumbled on this behavior : > > > > In my code, I have something like this: > > > > $table_customer="customer"; > > $sql="select * from [$table_customer] where [id] = '$id' "; > > Try $sql = "SELECT * FROM ".$table_customer." WHERE id = > '".$id."'"; > and see if you get the same error. If you are using MSSQL, I think that > [ ] are optional, but I could be mistaken. > > [ snip ] > > > -- > Burhan Khalid > phplist[at]meidomus[dot]com > http://www.meidomus.com