I have a php page that hits a mssql database. It works fine for everyone who uses it (several thousand people) except for one person. They get the following error:
WARNING: MSQL-QUERY (fUNCTION.MSQL-QUERY): SYNTAX ERROR
WARNING: Query failed in C:
WARNING: Argument is not a valid SQL
I don't understand because PHP and SQL both run on the server... so if they work for everyone else, why not this one guy? There is no Javascript or anything, so I don't think it could be a browser issue.
The variables are passed to the PHP page using the URL, and are retrieved using $_GET['varName'] . Anyone know how this would happen? Somehow a syntax error is being generated for one person even though it works find for everyone else... weird.
Thanks,
Sledgeweb