sybase_min_message_severity
Name
sybase_min_message_severity — Sets the minimum level
that will return a message from Sybase server.
Synopsis
void sybase_min_message_severity(,
);
int :
: Mininum error message level
Description
Sets the minimum level at which errors will be displayed.
Sybase server has two sets of error-reporting
functionality. The first, sybase_min_error_severity()
, reports error levels that relate to errors inside the
server itself. The other error functionality relates to
server messages, and this is handled by the
sybase_min_message_severity() function. A good
demonstration of this is to set both sybase_min_error_severity()
and sybase_min_message_severity() to 1, then
attempt to log in using an incorrect username or
password. Sybase server will report back both a message
and an error. The message has a severity level of 14,
while the error has a severity level of 2. In both cases,
they indicate a user error.
This value can also be set in the PHP initialization
file.
Example
Example 1309. Suppress login
error
sybase_min_error_severity(3);
sybase_min_message_severity(15);
$db=sybase_connect("SERVER","DBUSER","wrongpassword") or die("sybase_get_last_message());
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