note 3413 deleted from mysql_query by danbeck
| From: | danbeck@php.net | Date: | Thu, 07 Sep 2000 17:18:09 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 3413 deleted from mysql_query by danbeck | ||
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The example shown above outputs a ugly error message... OR DIE("Invalid query");
Those who want to check if the query worked, in a IF statement, without doing this should do the
following:
<pre>
$query = @mysql_query(" ... ");
if($query) {
echo "It worked!";
}
elseif(!$query) {
echo "It did not work.";
}
</pre>
The @ is used before mysql_query() is used to make the function "silent", so it will not
output any unwanted error messages.