Hello fellow PHP coders. I'm new to this forum so a little intro may be in order. I'm a software developer with a solid python and mod_pytho experience but I'm new to PHP. I have done over the years some PHP coding but nothing I would call serious. I'm now working on a "serious" PHP application with a database back-end and I'm having a strange problem that I cannot figure out after 3 days poking at it. In my database I have this stored procedure: CREATE DEFINER=`ralvez`@`localhost` PROCEDURE `newdate`(stgDate date, stgProgram varchar(10), stgLocation varchar(20)) BEGIN select @pid:= programs_id from programs where programs.`Program` = stgProgram; select @lid:= locations_id from locations where locations.`Location` = stgLocation; insert into schedules (`Date`,`programs_fk`,`locations_fk`) values (stgDate,@pid,@lid); commit; END$$ and given the appropriate values it works from the mysql prompt. But when I use this PHP code to make it do the same work it just gives me a blank page, no errors (not even in /var/log/httpd/error_log) whatsoever and the database does not get updated. Here is the relevant PHP code: $PDate = $_POST['pdate']; $Prog = $_POST['prog']; $PLoc = $_POST['ploc']; require_once('/home/ralvez/.dbconn/connect.php'); $mysqli = new mysqli($mysql['host'], $mysql['username'], $mysql['password'], $mysql['database']); if (mysqli_connect_errno()){ printf ("<p>Connection Error: %s</p>", mysqli_connect_error()); exit(); } else { $sql = "call new_date (\"$PDate\",\"$Prog\",\"$PLoc\")"; if ($mysqli->errno <> 0){ die ($mysqli->errno. " " .$mysqli->error); } } mysqli_close($mysqli); ?> Am I doing something stupid or plain wrong? I'll appreciate any help. R.