Maybe this will save someone some time . . .

kbjradmin

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i'm not quite sure if this is the right place to post this; if not, please just move it :)

anyway, i recently decided to change over my http error handling from storing information in a hard-coded file to storing it in a database. i figured this might be helpful to someone else out there, so here is what i came up with: all of the http status codes, names, and descriptions in SQL format.

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i don't know what happened to the file name, there . . .
it *was* tblHttpStatuses.sql.txt
 

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xav0989

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Nice, I think I'll build a little php utility to query a database where this info will be stored. This way it'll be easier to know what code means what.
 
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