Just use a combination of mysql_errno() and mysql_error(): echo mysql_errno() . ": " . mysql_error(). "\n"; Adam PS. Documentation always rocks!
Hi guys,
I've been playing with PHP for a while now, and love the mysql functions,
but there's one thing I'd like to know...
I want to check if a mysql error is a certain number, and thats all fair
enough because every time i encounter an error I can write down what that
error was. However, it would be handy if I could have my own define file
with all the errors in. Can I ask if anyone has a list of errors and their
numbers for mysql_errno? I've looked on the web and found a load of errors
for the mysql daemon (the page told me to look in
/usr/share/mysql/mysql_errors.txt) but this isnt the file I want as the
errors there relate to the server and not errors with a query I'm running
Thanks in advance for any help
James Booker
EMPICS Sports Photo Agency
http://www.empics.com
