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Not sure how to correct this error, searched the forums, but couldn't find solution:

 

$conn=mysql_connect ($dbhost, $dbuser, $dbpass) or die ("I cannot connect to the database because: " . mysql_error());
mysql_select_db($dbname) or die("Unable to select database because: " . mysql_error());
    mysql_query("DROP TABLE `grn_gemcart_data`");
    $sql = "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS " . $dbtable . " (";
    $sql .= "v_products_model varchar(24), ";
    $sql .= "PRIMARY KEY(v_products_model), ";
    $sql .= "v_products_name_1 varchar(64), ";
    $sql .= "v_products_description_1 TEXT, ";
    $sql .= "v_products_image varchar(30), ";
    $sql .= "v_product_upc INT, ";
    $sql .= "v_products_price varchar(10), ";
    $sql .= "v_products_quantity INT, ";
    $sql .= "v_products_weight varchar(10), ";
    $sql .= "v_categories_name_1_1 varchar(255), ";
    $sql .= "v_categories_name_2_1 varchar(255), ";
    $sql .= "v_categories_name_3_1 varchar(255), ";
    $sql .= "v_categories_name_4_1 varchar(255), ";
    $sql .= "v_categories_name_5_1 varchar(255), ";
    $sql .= "v_categories_name_6_1 varchar(255), ";
    $sql .= "v_categories_name_7_1 varchar(255), ";
    $sql .= "v_manufacturers_name varchar(50), ";
    $sql .= "v_manufacturers_image varchar(50), ";
    $sql .= "v_status TINYINT, ";
    $sql .= "v_products_tax_class_id TINYINT, ";
    $sql .= "EOREOR varchar(10)";
    $sql .= ");";
    mysql_query($sql);

    $limit=50000;
    $q = "select * from " . $src;
    $r = mysql_query($q);
    while(($ar = mysql_fetch_array($r, MYSQL_ASSOC)) && $limit > 0 ){
    //start
        $newsql = "REPLACE into " . $dbtable ." ";
        $newsql .= "(v_products_model,v_products_name_1,v_products_description_1,v_products_image,v_product_upc,v_products_price,v_products_quantity,v_products_weight,v_categories_name_1_1,v_categories_name_2_1,v_categories_name_3_1,v_categories_name_4_1,v_categories_name_5_1,v_categories_name_6_1,v_categories_name_7_1,v_manufacturers_name,v_status,v_products_tax_class_id,EOREOR)";
        $newsql .= " VALUES (";

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Thanks.

 

Hard-coded it to this:

 

    $limit=50000;
    $q = "select * from table_name";
//    $q = "select * from " . $src;
    $r = mysql_query($q);
    while(($ar = mysql_fetch_array($r, MYSQL_ASSOC)) && $limit > 0 ){   <---------------------------------------------------------- LINE 43
    //start
        $newsql = "REPLACE into " . $dbtable ." ";
        $newsql .= "(v_products_model,v_products_name_1,v_products_description_1,v_products_image,v_product_upc,v_products_price,v_products_quantity,v_products_weight,v_categories_name_1_1,v_categories_name_2_1,v_categories_name_3_1,v_categories_name_4_1,v_categories_name_5_1,v_categories_name_6_1,v_categories_name_7_1,v_manufacturers_name,v_status,v_products_tax_class_id,EOREOR)";
        $newsql .= " VALUES (";
    //Model
        $newsql .= "'" . $ar['SKURcrd'] . "', ";

 

 

ERROR:

 

mysql_fetch_array() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in ... on line 43  (indicated above)

 

 

Looking for any side work?  :)

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You have to change table_name to the actual name of the table you want to run the query on.

 

I only gave table_name as a guide. I cannot tell what the table would be as I dont know what your database structure is

 

What are you trying to do?

Edited by Ch0cu3r
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you need to find out exactly what is causing the problem.

 

start by setting php's error reporting to E_ALL (that would let you know if the variables are not defined) and checking if the query is actually failing (the code might be reusing the $r variable inside the loop.)

 

your system apparently has php's error_reporting turned on, but it might not be set to E_ALL. add the following statements, immediately after your first opening <?php tag -

ini_set("display_errors", "1");
error_reporting(-1);

next change the line - $r = mysql_query($q); to the following -

$r = mysql_query($q) or die(mysql_error());
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Thanks, i did those changes and noticed a database error - strange.  In looking further this files calls several other php files, it seems the guy that coded this didn't keep it up with strict standards and its hosed...need to hire it out to correct, its a pretty complicated datafeed pull, push, etc.

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