Date: 08/14/00
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Hi!
I'm writing a mysql<->odbc compatiblity class in PHP, but to implement
the mysql_affected_rows() function I need to be able, through ODBC
(using DB2 now), to get the SQLCA variables, which among other things
hold the number of (estimated if a prepared statement) affected rows by,
say, an UPDATE statement..
Anyone know how to do this?
Any help appreciated..
-Eirik Overby
Freepoint Networks GmbH
Hamburg,
Germany
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