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From Andy Arledge
Subject help
Date
Msg-id NDBBJNOEGLGKLPGMIGKPCEPKCBAA.mrgburg@worldnet.att.net
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i have $uname and $username defined as global variables. in the select
statement where gender='$gender' everything works fine. but immediately
afterward i call pg_exec again and aparently i lose $uname. $uname is the
same as $username and both are null, but at the beginning both are
intialized and contain the correct variable.

printf(zcode2) returns - zcode2 : Resource id #4. which i can't find
anywhere.
working straight from a command prompt select works fine when i give it a
name to lookup.

any help would be most appreciated. thanks in advance,

andy arledge

$link = pg_connect("host=localhost dbname=nsingles user=purcell");
        if(!($link)){
                DisplayErrMsg(sprintf("Error connecting to host %s, by user
%s", $hostname, $username));
                exit();
                }

if(!($result= pg_exec($link, "SELECT * from info1 where
gender='$gender';")))
{
    DisplayErrMsg(sprintf("Error in executing line %s stmt",
$selectStmt));
    //exit();
    }
if(!($zcode2= pg_exec($link, "SELECT * from signup where
username='$uname';")))
{
    DisplayErrMsg(sprintf("Error in executing line %s stmt",
$selectStmt));
    exit();
}
$row2 = @pg_fetch_object($zcode2);
$zipcode2 = $row2->zipcode;
printf("<HR>zipcode  : zipcode");
printf("<HR>zipcode2 : $zipcode2");
printf("<HR>zcode2   : $zcode2");
printf("<HR>uname    : $uname");
printf("<HR>username : $username");.

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