PHP Functions : Sybase Functions
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Related Keywords: PHP Functions Sybase Functions
Help URL: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.sybase.php
Items Related to Sybase Functions
Inner Elements of Sybase Functions
Sybase Functions contains following items:
- sybase_affected_rows (sybase affected rows)
- sybase_close (sybase close)
- sybase_connect (sybase connect)
- sybase_data_seek (sybase data seek)
- sybase_deadlock_retry_count (sybase deadlock retry count)
- sybase_fetch_array (sybase fetch array)
- sybase_fetch_assoc (sybase fetch assoc)
- sybase_fetch_field (sybase fetch field)
- sybase_fetch_object (sybase fetch object)
- sybase_fetch_row (sybase fetch row)
- sybase_field_seek (sybase field seek)
- sybase_free_result (sybase free result)
- sybase_get_last_message (sybase get last message)
- sybase_min_client_severity (sybase min client severity)
- sybase_min_error_severity (sybase min error severity)
- sybase_min_message_severity (sybase min message severity)
- sybase_min_server_severity (sybase min server severity)
- sybase_num_fields (sybase num fields)
- sybase_num_rows (sybase num rows)
- sybase_pconnect (sybase pconnect)
- sybase_query (sybase query)
- sybase_result (sybase result)
- sybase_select_db (sybase select db)
- sybase_set_message_handler (sybase set message handler)
- sybase_unbuffered_query (sybase unbuffered query)
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