Tom Conlon wrote:

> Yes, using it here but use ibase_query() type functions for db acess.

Finally tracked the problem, and I've been here before ... and thought that it
HAD been fixed!
ibase_execute() when there are not enough parameters simply crashes PHP ... and
even wrapping it in a 'try' block does not help. So we need to look at that at
some point. I've fixed the problem in Zend, but it needs a little more work yet
as well.

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