[santoalt]

Hello, yesterday we started receiving this error in our content management system (CMS) script everytime we tried to add/edit (most) of our articles. It seemed to follow no pattern.. like a few of the articles we could add or edit, but then the majority we could not. The problem has persisted after the server administrator double and triple checked all the tables and database, while the programmer went through and double checked the code (which was never modified in the first place).

My only guess as to why the error is there is that the PHP was upgraded over the week and that is somehow conflicting with the database.. but then again I really have no clue as my programming background is minimal at best. Any help, ideas, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated as I'm completely dumbfounded.

The exact error is this:

Error 10031: Unable to add to the database. Please contact an administrator.

The script was custom made for this site specifically but is also used on a few other (much larger) sites... and has been working fine since it was first installed. This problem is brand new and seems to have come out of nowhere. HELP!

[Skeleton Man]

This error message would very likely be produced by the script itself (something like 'die("Errror 123: An error has occured")' and not by the PHP compiler.

Search the code for the error number, or keywords from the error. This will hopefully lead you to where the error is occuring, and the surrounding code may give some clue as to why it is occuring.