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If you are using mysqli or PDO stuff then it will work pretty much automatically. If you are using the older mysql_ functions, then you must add a flag to the connect directive:
mysql_connect($host, $user, $password, true, 65536);
the 65536 is a magic number flag to allow for multiple responses on the connection. It is not currently documented, but can be found in the php header file.
phpMyAdmin does a crummy job of working with stored procedures, functions and triggers - and executing them from the SQL window is also hit & miss.
I'm looking for anyone that would like to assist me with alpha and beta testing my new open source project, phpMyIDE which is a PHP/JS/Ajax application for managing database-embedded code for MySQL. It can be found here:
<edit>Link removed - Please don't throw original post off topic with your own requests and links</edit>
... many of the questions about working with stored procedures are answered with this app, making working with them a whole lot easier.
Thanks in advance to anyone willing to assist,
/p
Last edited by mgraphic : 05-27-2008 at 07:05 PM.
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