PHP Update statement hanging

I'm trying to run a simple update statement in PHP,
The query looks like this:
$sql_u = "UPDATE DAY.SEARCH SET ENABLED = '$trackable' WHERE NAME= '$name'";
The output of that query would be:
UPDATE DAY.SEARCH SET ENABLED = '1' WHERE NAME= 'joe'
I can run the statement fine in Toad but running when I try running it using php, it hangs and times out. There's only about 200 records in the table.
Any ideas?

user9179751 wrote:
I'm trying to run a simple update statement in PHP,
The query looks like this:
$sql_u = "UPDATE DAY.SEARCH SET ENABLED = '$trackable' WHERE NAME= '$name'";
The output of that query would be:
UPDATE DAY.SEARCH SET ENABLED = '1' WHERE NAME= 'joe'
I can run the statement fine in Toad but running when I try running it using php, it hangs and times out. There's only about 200 records in the table.
Any ideas?shouldnt it be: $sql_u = "UPDATE DAY.SEARCH SET ENABLED = '".$trackable."' WHERE NAME= '".$name."'"; ?
notice the dots and double quotes before and after the variables
Edited by: mkdgroup on May 28, 2010 1:14 AM

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