Dear Evan, It depends what you send in your SQL statement ($sqlstmt), as far as i know Interbase need only commit-statements depending on your I-Base server setting AUTO-COMMIT=Tue/False. And only then when you send UPDATE queries. For SELECT statements you dont need a COMMIT. But beware that you left with an active result set when you do not send a COMMIT. Kind regards, Wil salesvast@home.nl "Evan Morris" <evan@exclusivebooks.com> schreef in bericht 073101c35755$574f5740$5da429c4@TECH02">news:073101c35755$574f5740$5da429c4@TECH02... > Hi > > I am new to using PHP with Interbase. > > If I want to issue a query, I use: > > $sth = ibase_query ($dbh, $sqlstmt); > > I am assuming this issues the query to the database, and commits at the same > time? Do I need to release anything after having done this, or does it take > care of that by itself? > > Thanks > > Evan Morris > evan@exclusivebooks.com > Tel: +27 11 792 2777 > Fax: +27 11 792 2711 > Cell: +27 82 926 3630 > > -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
