pg_errormessage
Name
pg_errormessage — Displays a database error message.
Synopsis
string pg_errormessage
(conn);
int conn: Connection
ID
Description
Returns the error message generated by the PostgreSQL
server in response to an invalid action. You can use the
@ operator to suppress error messages being sent to the
client. Normally this function relays messages sent from
the PostgreSQL back end.
Example
Example 1029. Display
error
$db = pg_connect("host=dbserver dbname=db user=dbuser password=dbpasswd");
// query a view for a table that does not exist
if (!$result = @pg_exec($db,"SELECT * FROM wrongview")) {
echo "Error! ", pg_errormessage($db);
} else {
// display data
}
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