The error message:
PostgreSQL query failed: ERROR: attribute 'input' not found in ... on line 40
Normally I would think I just mis-typed a field name, but the word 'input'
is *NOT* anywhere in the query. Honest. I spit it out before pg_exec()
just to be sure. I even spit it out after to make sure it doesn't somehow
get trashed by pg_exec or something.
This is version 6.3.2, and I've been doing the same sort of code for months
and months now. So far as I know, my ISP hasn't done anything weird
lately, and all the rest of the database stuff is working flawlessly.
The *really* weird thing is my code looks like this:
if (isset($update)){
$query = "update ... where id = $id";
echo $query;
}
if (isset($id)){
$query = "select ... where id = $id";
/* Line 40 below */
pg_exec($connection, $query);
.
.
.
}
Now, when $update is set, I get the error message.
When it's not, I don't, and I get exactly what I expect. And I checked.
The query is the SAME.
So, what other condition could possibly generate this message?
Any ideas?...
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