Is there a way to do this?
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I've always gotten some mysql errors in my mysql_log, but I have no clue where that error happens, on which line etc.
For example this error: CMySQLQuery::Execute[] - (error #1054) Unknown column 'playerName' in 'field list'
Now ofcourse, I know what this error means, but I have no idea where the error in the script is since I have more queries using playerName in them.

Is there a way to display the line from where the error is happening?
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#2

By the looks of that, you don't have playerName on one of your MySQL tables. I don't think it has anything to do with your script.
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Originally Posted by Luis-
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By the looks of that, you don't have playerName on one of your MySQL tables. I don't think it has anything to do with your script.
That's not the point. That was only an example.
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Originally Posted by danielpalade
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That's not the point. That was only an example.
That IS the point,you don't have playerName field on one of your MySQL tables
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#5

If you have it enabled, you can have it print the query it's trying to do.
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Originally Posted by TakeiT
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If you have it enabled, you can have it print the query it's trying to do.
And how can I enable it?
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Originally Posted by danielpalade
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And how can I enable it?
mysql_log(LOG_ALL); after you connect.You can also do mysql_log(LOG_ALL, LOG_TYPE_HTML); to log it to an html file instead of the .txt
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Originally Posted by Dice_
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That IS the point,you don't have playerName field on one of your MySQL tables
No it's not. [WARNING] cache_get_row_count - no active cache How dafuq would I know where to find this? I have thousands of cache_get_row_count's.
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