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Re: [bug] Introductory text does not disappear after posting first node on : msg#00977php.drupal.devel
On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, [UTF-8] adrian wrote: > Attachment: http://drupal.org/files/issues/_0drupal (742 bytes) > > Postgres does not return 'affected rows' when doing a select statement. MySQL doesn't either, according to the PHP manual. > Even though PEAR supports this functionality, it fails silently when > using postgres. > > I have used the db_num_rows() function instead to return the amount of > rows returned. The Right Thing(TM) according to the manual. There are two instances of db_affected_rows() used with a SELECT in Drupal, one in node.module, one in user.module. I did not look at your patch, does it remove both? Cheers, Gerhard |
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