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I know.. I Just like to close the connection as quick as I can..
I think using a disconnected record set is the way to go (everybody else does it) :)
If you start from a fresh install using pgsql.. you will get a lot of errors saying "can't jump to row 0 in postgres.inc.php line 70-something" etc etc..
The code works fine until the point where it grabs a rownum that doens't exist (be it 0, or greater).. and then it prints out that annoying message on the site...
When I put the code in a while loop instead of trying to grab a specific row number.. it stoped giving me the error message.
I don't know *why* php prints out an error like this when you try to grab a row num that doesn't exist, but it is.. and I guess it's only happening with pgsql and not mysql.. go figure :(
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Jeremy 'PeelBoy' Amberg
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Jeremy 'PeelBoy' Amberg
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