Hi,
I have installed mysql 4.1 and mysql admin and these are running fine. I have also put phpmyadmin within my web root and have attempted to connect to mysql.
I get the following error;
#1251 - Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client
Now I am very familiar with this error and I have set mysql to use old passwords within the variables however it is still showing this error.
Please help!
Help - Client does not support authentication
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you mean to say prepared statements right but feyd, what do you mean by multi-query,,,is it the ability to pass result of one query into another in where clause (multiple-queries)?timvw wrote:For me the most obvious reason is that there is finally support for parameter binding..
I do not see one reason why they have made the mysqli_affected_rows() to return the number of rows in a select statement in mysqli???
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mysqli_multi_query()raghavan20 wrote:feyd, what do you mean by multi-query
As the documentation says, mysqli_affected_rows() will work like mysqli_num_rows() for selects, but also returns how many rows were altered by an INSERT, DELETE, or UPDATE query too.raghavan20 wrote:I do not see one reason why they have made the mysqli_affected_rows() to return the number of rows in a select statement in mysqli???