Not quite sure how your code is organised...
but you could access the variable $conn by including "connect.php" into the
"query.php" script.
Otherwise, you will need to use persistent connections... which can be
achieved via pg_pconnect...
a persistent connection will instead of creating a new database connection
each time.. it will try to use
an existing connection that is no longer being used (persistent connections
do tend to have a lot of quirks tho)
Keith
At 11:33 AM 18/04/2001 +0200, Picard, Cyril wrote:
>Hi all, sorry for the maybe offtopic questions, but I did not get any answer
>from the PHP ML.
>
>I would like to query a postgresql db with the php language.
>Today I wrote a script (connectandquery.php) performing the following :
>- connect to the DB : $conn = pg_Connect("dbname = foo");
>- execute the query : $res = pg_Exec($conn,"SELECT * from BAR");
>
>
>But I would like to write this in two scripts :
>- connect.php : $conn = pg_Connect("dbname = foo");
>- query.php : $res = pg_Exec($conn,"SELECT * from BAR");
>
>but I don't know how to get the $conn variable (defined in connect.php) in
>the script query.php.
>
>Any idea is welcome !
>
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