Re: LongReadLen error in PHP

That solved it, thank you
--- Fritz <fritz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 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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