Re: PostgreSQL patch

On Monday 09 July 2001 13:32, Arjan Wekking wrote: > If I am not mistaken, you could use $php_errormsg, which contains te > last php error message, generated by the track_errors configuration > directive. Unfortunately, track_errors is off by default, but it can > be set with ini_set('track_errors','1'). It would be wise to restore > the value to it's original php.ini settings after you have catched > the error with ini_restore('track_errors'). I think this is a more > elegant way to catch errors than using output buffering :] > In my opinion ob_* is better solution that ini_set(), at least more general. We had problems adding ini_set to the mysql extension because most ISPs (all?) disables the ability to change php.ini values at runtime. Output buffering comes installed and doesn't disturb nothing. In the other hand I highly recomend that track_errors should be changed to true as default installation. We use it in many classes to catch errors. Tomas V.V.Cox