RE: [PHP] mysql_free_result() question
| From: | Kristian Duske | Date: | Sat, 23 Jun 2001 11:23:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP] mysql_free_result() question | ||
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> Do I mysql_free_result the $Query or the $Result? If it's $Result, would
> this be the same as just going unset($Result)?
mysql_free_result() frees the ressources that the MySQL server allocated for
the results of your query. This is in the memory space of the MySQL server,
while if you unset($Result), it only frees the MySQL result id (an integer
if I remember corretly) in the memory space of your script. So, no, calling
unset() is not the same to call mysql_free_result().
Hope this helps.
Kristian