Sorry, but we really need to see your code. My guess is that you've got a
simple syntax error in your php script and php thinks it's interpreting
your sql statement.
On Mon, 13 May 2002, Bill Moran wrote:
> I'm a little burned out right now, so I figured I'll ask the
> question before calling quits for tonight, and (hopefully) the
> answer will be in my inbox come morning. ;)
>
> I'm building a web app in php with Postgre as the backend db.
> I'm pretty new to Postgre, but I've done a lot of work with
> php+MySQL.
>
> I have a simple table as follows:
>
> create table sysinfo (
> attname char(30) primary key,
> attvalue text
> ) without oids
>
> And if I start psql and enter:
> "select * from sysinfo"
> I get the expected list of name/value pairs that were entered
> into the table at an earlier operation.
>
> However, if I execute the same query using pg_query() in php,
> I get the error:
> Warning: pg_query() query failed: ERROR: Relation "sysinfo" does not exist in
/usr/home/group/webpages/epd/class/base.class.phpon line 44
>
> This really confuses me, as "sysinfo" isn't even a relation and
> why should the parser even imagine it to be a relation? I've
> tried rearranging the SELECT statement (with and without WHERE
> clauses, with and without FROM clause). Every incarnation I try
> works fine in the psql program, but gives the same error (as above)
> in php.
>
> I'm using FreeBSD 4.5-STABLE as of April 23rd, Postgres 7.2.1_1,
> mod_php4-4.2.0, and apache-1.3.24_7 all installed from FreeBSD
> ports collection.
>
> Any advice is much welcome.
>
>