on 7/12/03 7:15 PM, Cornelia Boenigk at poppcorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > If you run phpinfo() you can see the PHP version. > > pg_query() is supported since PHP 4.2.0 > > If your PHP is older than this use pg_exec() instead. Aha - that would be it! Thank you! I just checked phpinfo and it says it's 4.1.2. I can do a global find and replace to turn all instances of pg_query into pg_exec in the ez_sql script I downloaded, but now I wonder if there will be other functions that have changed between versions as well. Guess the only way to find out is to try. *sigh* Yet another reason to loathe and despise the web host I'm stuck with here. I could ask them to upgrade their PHP installation, but given that they never answered my request to upgrade PostgreSQL a month ago (they're still running 7.2), or my *four* requests (well, the same request sent four times) for a working cgi-bin directory, or about 75% of any other tech support requests I've sent them, I'm not holding out too much hope for this one. Can anyone recommend a *good* web host that supports PHP and PostgreSQL? One that's affordable enough for a small non-profit art gallery? Thanks, Lynna -- Resource Centre Database Coordinator Gallery 44 www.gallery44.org
