Error Handling

Hello, I am using PEAR::setErrorHandling() to have PEAR::DB send errors to a custom error reporting function via the CALLBACK parameter. This is the function (so far): function sql_error($error) { echo "<div style=\"padding: 5px; background: #f3f3f3; border: 1px inset #000\">\n"; echo "\t<h1 style=\"margin: 0 0 20px 0; color: darkred\">SQL " . ERROR . "</h1>\n"; echo "\t<p>" . SQL_ERROR_GEN . "</p>\n"; echo "\t<h2>" . ERROR . "</h2>\n"; echo "\t<textarea rows=\"6\" cols=\"30\" name=\"error\">" . $error->getMessage() . "</textarea>\n\t<h2>Query</h2>\n"; echo "\t<textarea rows=\"6\" cols=\"30\" name=\"query\">[QUERY SHOULD GO HERE]</textarea>\n"; echo "\t<h2>Current URL</h2>\n\t<input type=\"text\" name=\"url\" value=\"{$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']}\" />\n"; echo "</div>"; } The thing is, I want the query to be displayed where I have "[QUERY SHOULD GO HERE]" so the person using the script knows exactly what query caused the error. How do I display the query that triggered the error? I have tried a function that was like getUserInfo() (or something of that nature), but it also showed the query (which I display before the query section in the error function). I would appreciate some assistance. Thanks! Technel