If result is true, I take this to mean that the query could be executed.
And I take MySQL affected rows to mean that N rows were affected AND the
result was true:
I haven't dug right down to make sure this method works for every problem,
but so far, no problems found.
Justin French
on 01/1
mysql_error() will contain error text if "it didn't work"
Henry wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>mysql_affected_rows() returns zero if you update without changing the data
>in a database record. How do you tell the difference betwix "it worked but
>nothing changed" as opposed to "it didn't work"?
>
>TIA
>
>He
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