Description: ------------ In the context of calling a stored procedure through executeStoredProc: The description for mysqli_store_result (http://us.php.net/manual/en/mysqli.store-result.php) specifies that a return value of 'FALSE' is not necessarily an error. It is possible that the query simply did not return a result set, for example, an INSERT-type query. MDB2_Driver_mysqli, in Driver/mysqli.php#603 assumes that false means an error has occurred. The API for mysqli_store_result indicates that on a return value of false, the error string should be checked to determine if an error has actually occurred. This can be accomplished by checking mysqli_error() or mysqli_errno() for a non-empty string or non-zero value, respectively. Test script: --------------- $result = $mdb->executeStoredProc('myProc', $someParams); Where myProc is a mysql stored procedure that performs an insert and does not return a result set. Expected result: ---------------- $result should be equal to FALSE without having an error raised. Actual result: -------------- MDB2->raiseError is called.

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