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Posted by Sheldon Glickler on 03/01/06 13:52
"Steve" <google.spam@nastysoft.com> wrote in message
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>> $query = "DELETE FROM CatalogNames WHERE sCatalogID='" . $catalog .
>> "'";
>> mssql_select_db($database_Login, $_SESSION['Login']);
>> $result = mssql_query($query, $_SESSION['Login']);
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>> $query = "INSERT INTO CatalogNames (sCatalogID, sCatalogName) " .
>> "VALUES ('" . $cat_id . "', '" . $cat_name . "')";
>> mssql_select_db($database_Login, $_SESSION['Login']);
>> $result = mssql_query($query, $_SESSION['Login']);
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> I think it unlikely that you can reliably cache and reuse a database
> resource between sessions. You should create a new session with each
> invocation of the script.
This is one session where it works on one and fails on the other. I use a
mssql_pconnect, but I will try making a new connection.
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