pg_connect
Name
pg_connect — Establishes a connection to a postgreSQL
database.
Synopsis
int pg_connect
(host, port[,
options][, TTY], db);
string host: Database
host
string port: Port number
string options (optional):
Connection options
string TTY (optional): TTY
number
string db: Database
name
Returns
Connection ID; FALSE on error
Description
Connects to a PostgreSQL database on the server specified
by the hostname. options
contains the username and password to connect to the
database. An alternative to this syntax is to use a
connection string made up of name/value pairs including
the database, username, and password, as in the following
example:
pg_connect("host=dbserver dbname=db user=dbuser password=dbpasswd")
The parameters that can be used in this manner are
host ,
port ,
dbname ,
user ,
password ,
options , and
tty .
Example
Example 1026. Open
connection
if (!$db = pg_connect($host,"","user=dbuser password=dbpasswd","","MyDB")) {
echo "Could not connect to database!\n";
}
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