bool sqlanywhere_errorcode( [ resource link_identifier ] )

This function is deprecated. You should use the sasql_errorcode function instead. See sasql_errorcode.

Returns the error code of the most-recently executed SQL Anywhere PHP function. Error codes are stored per connection. If no link_identifier is specified, then sqlanywhere_errorcode returns the last error code where no connection was available. For example, if you are calling sqlanywhere_connect and the connection fails, then call sqlanywhere_errorcode with no parameter for the link_identifier to get the error code. If you want to get the corresponding error message use the sqlanywhere_error function.

An integer representing a SQL Anywhere error code. An error code of 0 means success. A positive error code indicates success with warnings. A negative error code indicates failure.

This example shows how you can retrieve the last error code from a failed SQL Anywhere PHP call.

$result = sqlanywhere_query( $conn, "SELECT * from table_that_does_not_exist" );
   if( ! $result ) {
       $error_code = sqlanywhere_errorcode( $conn );
       echo "Query failed: Error code: $error_code";
   }

• sasql_error
• sasql_set_option
• sqlanywhere_error (deprecated)
• sqlanywhere_set_option (deprecated)