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  1. Yea, well, I was looking at that command and it seems to me....or at least how I read about it, that it's for redirecting before any header information is read or passed.  Meaning, very first thing.  My situation may be deep into some code.

    this is what I am using now, but this seems like a cheap way of doing it:

    So I tried it and it didn't like the header tag at all that deep in the code.  Other ideas??

    <?php
    .
    .
    .
    if ($testfail){

    echo("<script>window.location.href = 'secondary_application.php'; </script>");
    }

    ?>
  2. I have PHP installed on IIS on an XP local server. The MS SQL server is on another box, and is connectable from other applications including .NET.

     

    I can't seem to get my connection to work:

     

    CODE:

    $cur_server = 'DNS_SERV_NAME';

    $cur_user = 'sa';

    $cur_pw = '';

     

    $connection = mssql_connect($cur_server, $cur_user, $cur_pw)

    or die("Could not connect: ");

     

    $dbname = 'db_name';

    $db = mssql_select_db($dbname , $connection)

    or die("Invalid Select: ");

     

    $result = mssql_query("SELECT Description FROM Powers WHERE Valid_Flag = 'Y' ORDER BY Description",$connection)

    or die("Invalid query: ");

     

     

    ERROR:

    Warning: mssql_connect() [function.mssql-connect]: Unable to connect to server: DNS_SERV_NAME in......

     

     

    Q1: Any suggestions / references ?

     

    Q2: Additionally, with MySQL I've used . mysql_error() in my die(). Is there an equivelant or alternative error specifics function that can be used with mssql functions?

     

    Thanks,

    Tim

     

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