Configuration guides for IT Administrators

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exit(var_dump( $wpdb->last_query )) prints the last query that is executed by database. This is very useful for developers to verify and troubleshoot errors in your query syntax or data format. One sample is presented here for you. if ($wpdb->update(“laundry_item_master”, array( ‘dryclean_normal’ => $dryclean_normal, ‘dryclean_urgent’ => $dryclean_urgent, ‘washing_normal’ => $washing_normal, ‘washing_urgent’ => $washing_urgent, ‘pressing_normal’ => $pressing_normal, ‘pressing_urgent’ => $pressing_urgent,…

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There are times that you wanted to print the exact query itself or query result right after it is executed. Use following wpdb class variables to troubleshoot. $wpdb->last_query This prints that last query that is executed, I mean the exact MySQL Query itself. $laundrycustomer = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT company_name, customer_name, phone, address FROM laundry_customers where phone = $searchphone;”);…

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