X-Reference: PHP Functions : Ingres II Functions

Inner Elements of Ingres II Functions

ingres_autocommit (ingres autocommit)

ingres_close (ingres close)

ingres_commit (ingres commit)

ingres_connect (ingres connect)

ingres_cursor (ingres cursor)

ingres_errno (ingres errno)

ingres_error (ingres error)

ingres_errsqlstate (ingres errsqlstate)

ingres_fetch_array (ingres fetch array)

ingres_fetch_object (ingres fetch object)

ingres_fetch_row (ingres fetch row)

ingres_field_length (ingres field length)

ingres_field_name (ingres field name)

ingres_field_nullable (ingres field nullable)

ingres_field_precision (ingres field precision)

ingres_field_scale (ingres field scale)

ingres_field_type (ingres field type)

ingres_num_fields (ingres num fields)

ingres_num_rows (ingres num rows)

ingres_pconnect (ingres pconnect)

ingres_query (ingres query)

ingres_rollback (ingres rollback)

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