Don't you ever wonder the difference between @mysql_query vs. mysql_query, like I do? What does the "@" symbol do in here? Here is what I find out:
If error reporting is set to *show*, the @ symbol before a function call will prevent the error from displaying.
However, for MySQL, it would show the syntax error only. To display MYSQL returned errors, you would need to use mysql_error() or mysql_errno() functions.
Little details like above is always helpful... :)
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