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[Sol]

Did you try and simulate a bad connection?
I think the reason is not in the data type but
concept.
Remove __get and __set and it will work fine. 
But that's not what you want.



--- Joseph Crawford <codebowl at gmail.com> wrote:

> Sol,
> 
> i think the reason is because on a good connection
> $errno and $errstr
> are null values and you cant set a $this->errno to
> null through an
> overloaded method.  if they returned something other
> than null it
> would probably work.
> 
> Joe Crawford Jr.
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Sol Touré
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