Re: LongReadLen error in PHP

Am Dienstag, 21. Dezember 2004 03:09 schrieb Mark Newnham:
> Warning: maxdb_fetch_array(): Column/Parameter 7
> truncated. Maybe LongTruncOk is not set and/or
> LongReadLen is too small

Try setting maxdb.long_readlen=<num_of_bytes_to_be_read> in your php.ini 
config file. Note that maxdb.long_readlen = 0 does not mean "no limit" but 
"don't read anything at all".

Check the output of phpinfo() or php -i for the location of the php.ini used 
in your environment. 

ini_set() does the trick for you, if you don't have access to the php.ini 
file. Try to place ini_set() calls in auto_prepend files, so that they can 
take effects for all scripts of your application.

Note that you may need to restart your PHP interpreter to make changes 
becoming active. If you are using an Apache PHP module, then you should 
restart the Apache. 

On Unix you have another option to make the Apache (your PHP interpreter 
loaded into it) reread it's config if it runs a process based client model. 
Send the session leader process a SIGUP signal (hang-up). Similar to most 
deamon processes this makes all processes reread their config files.

Regards,
Nixnutz

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