My stored procedures and php files worked great.
My web hosting company upgraded servers to:
PHP version 5.2.9
MySQL version 5.0.96-community
and now the same exact code that worked before returns nothing to my VB 6 program. I was able to tell that one of the php instructions it returns an error on is: declare MyVarible varchar(5); this worked before the upgrade.
Using the same code i created the procedure with now returns a syntax error on the declare statement above. How should this be re-written ?
Does a guide exist that you know of that will show changes to make in this newer version ? Thank You
My web hosting company upgraded servers to:
PHP version 5.2.9
MySQL version 5.0.96-community
and now the same exact code that worked before returns nothing to my VB 6 program. I was able to tell that one of the php instructions it returns an error on is: declare MyVarible varchar(5); this worked before the upgrade.
Using the same code i created the procedure with now returns a syntax error on the declare statement above. How should this be re-written ?
Does a guide exist that you know of that will show changes to make in this newer version ? Thank You
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