I have use this function, its very simple and cute.
with IBM DB2
<?php
// you must set the connection first
if (odbc_error())
{
echo odbc_errormsg($conn);
}
// if you want to show the perfect error message
// then format it using string functions.
?>
Have a good day!
odbc_error
(PHP 4 >= 4.0.5, PHP 5)
odbc_error — Get the last error code
Description
string odbc_error
([ resource $connection_id
] )
Returns a six-digit ODBC state, or an empty string if there has been no errors.
Return Values
If connection_id is specified, the last state of that connection is returned, else the last state of any connection is returned.
This function returns meaningful value only if last odbc query failed (i.e. odbc_exec() returned FALSE).
odbc_error
sunil_limje at indiatimes dot com
18-Jul-2003 07:06
18-Jul-2003 07:06
Sergio Sartori
03-Apr-2003 02:56
03-Apr-2003 02:56
Using IBM DB2 V7.1 and MS SQL Server 7 ODBC database connections.
Print the result of odbc_error() or odbc_errormsg() after each call to an odbc_ function that gives no error and, sooner or later, you'll get garbage instead of a blank string!
aaronbair at hotmail dot com
09-Mar-2002 01:26
09-Mar-2002 01:26
If you use an argument, make sure its the CONNECTION_ID and not the RESULT_ID.
Testing the result can return a null string or sometimes a garbage string.
# -- Example code --
$rs = odbc_exec($dbc, $sql);
#this is wrong but won't error out until
#you demo the page for a client!
if (odbc_error($rs)) die(...);
#these work
if (odbc_error()) die(...);
if (odbc_error($dbc)) die(...);
