0003300: mysqli_errno returns 0 when error happened

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0003300

[Quercus]

minor

always

01-28-09 05:01

01-28-09 08:02

Reporter

tolmi

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public

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normal

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open

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new

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none

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3.2.1

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Summary

0003300: mysqli_errno returns 0 when error happened

Description

mysql_errno and mysqli_errno should return a non-zero value when something went wrong on the last time a mysql function was used.

This turned out while running Drupal on Quercus and the database went offline. Drupal checks mysqli_errno() to be bigger than zero.

Attached a patch to fix the issue.

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mysqli_errno_fix.patch [^] (1,128 bytes) 01-28-09 05:01

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Notes
(0003782) tolmi 01-28-09 08:02	I re-read my description and the errno functions are incorrect. mysql_errno() in this case irrelevant, and mysqli_errno should not be used to check if the connection had any errors. Instead the mysqli_connect_errno() should be used. Of course the problem still exists, the patch fixes it anyway I just wanted to clarify.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
01-28-09 05:01	tolmi	New Issue
01-28-09 05:01	tolmi	File Added: mysqli_errno_fix.patch
01-28-09 08:02	tolmi	Note Added: 0003782

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