d == danaketh@xxxxxxxxx writes:
d> Then you should put some debugging around the connection code.
d> |$pgconn = pg_connect("host=localhost port=5432 dbname=test user=test
d> password=test")| or die("Problem with connection to PostgreSQL:
d> ".pg_last_error());
d> So you can be sure that you are really connected. Also you can use
d> pg_result_error()...
d> $result = pg_query_params($pgconn, $update, array($foo, $bar));
d> echo pg_result_error($result);
d> or even pg_result_error_field().
I did have error checking around the call to pg_connect(). My problem
was twofold. One, I had a typo in the connection string and two, I
wasn't properly passing the error message back to top level
application, so I wasn't seeing the error from pg_connect().
Stupid mistake.
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Brandon
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