To suppress php errors we need to add ‘@’ sign before statement.
It will continue processing to next statment.
Example:
@ $result1 = pg_query($connection,$query1) or die(‘Error, query1 failed’);
if(!$result1)
continue;
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- Rahul Gajanan Teni
- - A competent M.S. Software Engineer and B.E. (Comp) with 6 years of rich experience in Java/ C / C++ / Oracle/PHP/Postgresql/Mysql in IT industry.
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