PHP mysql_info() function
Definition and usage (recommended learning: PHP video tutorial)
mysql_info() function returns the information of the latest query.
Returns information about the statement if successful, or false if failed.
Syntax
mysql_info(connection)<br/>
connection: Optional. Specifies the MySQL connection. If not specified, the previous connection is used.
Description
mysql_info() returns the details of the latest query made through the given connection. If connection is not specified, the last open connection is assumed.
mysql_info() Returns a string for all statements listed below:
INSERT INTO ... SELECT ...<br/><br/>INSERT INTO ... VALUES (...),(...),(...)...<br/><br/>LOAD DATA INFILE ...<br/><br/>ALTER TABLE<br/><br/>UPDATE<br/>
Returns false for any other statements. The format of the string depends on the statement given.
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