i've wrote a little database class which goes like this:
class dbClass extends mysqli
{
public function execute($sq)
{
$res = parent::query($sq);
$rs = $res->fetch_array();
return $rs;
}
}
works so far, but the poblem is when running a delete query ("delete from mytable where..") the class throws an error on that line: $rs = $res->fetch_array(); (as it doesn't return anything i guess)
the question is: how can i trap this error? it should simple not do fetch_array() on queries like insert, delete, update ..
thanks!