Oh, of course it does. But how is it solved in PHP?
I know you can do it there...
I've tried the seperate connection solution but it didn't
work, guess I'll try it again.
//Mattias
On 10/23/05, Warren Young <mysq...@etr-usa.com> wrote:
Mattias Fliesberg wrote:
I'm trying to execute a query, within another queries loop.
The MySQL C API that underlies MySQL++ imposes restrictions on that.
RTFM. You must consume all rows from a SELECT before you can issue
another query on the same connection.
To get around this, you can use separate Connection objects, and get a
Query object from each one.