the '@' sign suppresses the error/warning messages. Perhaps you would want to
leave that off in a development environment. It may lead to some good keys to
finding the solution..
-Brad
> mySQL; php running in safe mode; compared to the other code on the same
> server. here is mine - I don't ge
mySQL; php running in safe mode; compared to the other code on the same
server. here is mine - I don't get any connection. What could be wrong?
Also, what does this @ sign mean before the mysql_connect?
function dbopen(){
$tablename = "balzerdez02";
$dbname = "marketingcompany";
$hostname=
Hello,
I have a php script that connect to database and retrieve something, or do
something with the db.
I can run the script from the command line, it works just fine.
But when I run it as cron, it gives error cannot connect to the database.
Here is the script looks like:
Here is the cront
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