isWriteConnect() not returning anything

[tri]

hi, is there a way to check if the database is connected, if not then
use some data source such as csv?

I tried using writeConnected() and isWriteConnect() but both don't
really return true or false appropriately. Thanks.

[Tyler Hall]

Hi.

The Database class methods isReadConnected() and isWriteConnected() are the correct ways to test if the database is connected.

Can you give us any more details about the problem you're seeing? Both of those methods are returning true/false appropriately in my tests.

Tyler

[tri]

I am doing

$db = Database::getDatabase();

printr($db);
echo '<br><br><br><br><br>';
$conn = $db->writeConnect();

print_r ($conn); die;

The function does return 1 for a successful connection. However, when
the connection failed ,the function returns nothing and just display
mysql connection errors.

If connection failed, I need it to return false or 0 without throwing
these mysql error so I can write to a csv file, silently, instead.

[Tyler Hall]

It sounds like you need to silence the Database error notifications. To do this, edit class.config.php and change

$this->dbOnError = '<something>';

to

$this->dbOnError = '';

Setting dbOnError to an empty value will prevent the Database class from throwing an error on a failed connection.

Tyler

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