[PHP] Re: Problem with MySQL

Try running mysqld without the -opt. Check out this site www.apachefriends.org it has a great all in one package that can be installed on Windows and Linux. If you install it on Windows it has the option to setup mysql and apache to run as services. This XAMPP package is a no brainer!! Hop

Re: [PHP] Re: Problem with MySQL Query

* Thus wrote Mikael Jansson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Hi Phil, > What I can see in your question there is a missing space between fieldname > "type" and the operator != > > I tested on my machine and it works fine when using both != and <> > operators, but it will not work with the NOT operator. > >

[PHP] Re: Problem with MySQL Query

Hi Phil, What I can see in your question there is a missing space between fieldname "type" and the operator != I tested on my machine and it works fine when using both != and <> operators, but it will not work with the NOT operator. Hope the missing space will do some good. br /Mikael "Phillip

[PHP] Re: problem with mysql persistent connections; already read the FAQ!

Dustin Puryear wrote: > We are running Apache 1.3.20 with PHP 4.0.6/rfc1876-patch built as a > module. We are using PHP on a load-sharing cluster with n web servers. > Our cluster supports an application that makes extensive use of mysql > connections via the PHP mysql_* functions. > > The applic