If your code below is literal, then try changing "dbaname" to
"dbname"; otherwise it's not going to set the database properly and
won't know where these tables are.
-- Andy
On Nov 9, 2008, at 11:04 PM, Félix Sánchez Rodríguez wrote:
> Hi everybody:
>
> I'm relatively new to PHP programming and I was recommended to use
> PostgreSQL as the site's database. However I haven't able to see my
> DB's tables from PHP. Here is my (very simple, I think) code:
>
> $pg = pg_connect("host=localhost port =5432 dbaname = ATM
> user=postgres password = mypassword");
> pg_query($pg,"select nick,contrasenna,nombre,apellidos from
> usuarios");
>
> Beside, I opened my PostgreSQL interface, called pgAdmin and run the
> same query inside the ATM database and the error was the same:
> "relation 'usuarios' was not found". It's like something else was
> needed to access the DB tables.
>
>
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