Using PHP/SQLite2 with error checking

<?php
    // define a variable to switch on/off error messages
    $sqliteDebug = true;

    // connect to your database
    // both the file and the folder it is in have to be writable
    $dbLink = sqlite_open('sqlite2.db', 0666, $sqliteError);

    // sqlite_open will return false if the connect failed
    if (!$dbLink) {
        echo '<p>There was an error connecting to the database!</p>';
        if ($sqliteDebug) {
            // $sqliteError returns the latest error message,
            // hopefully clarifying the problem
            echo $sqliteError;
        }

        // since there is no database connection your queries will fail,
        // quit processing
        die();
    }

    // create a query that should return a single record
    $query = 'SELECT * FROM mytable ORDER BY mycolumn LIMIT 1';

    // execute the query
    // passing the connection link as a parameter is optional
    // but useful if you are accessing more than one database
    // sqlite_query returns false on error, and a resource on success
    $result = sqlite_query($dbLink, $query, SQLITE_BOTH, $sqliteError);
    if (!$result and $sqliteDebug) {
        // the query failed and debugging is enabled
        echo "<p>There was an error in query: $query</p>";
        echo $sqliteError;
    }
    if ($result) {
        // the query was successful
        // get the result (if any)
        // sqlite_fetch_array returns false if there is no record
        if ($record = sqlite_fetch_array($result)) {
            // we have a record so now we can use it
            // output the column by index
            echo $record[0];
            // output the column by name
            echo $record['mycolumn'];
        }
        else {
            echo '<p>No record found.</p>';
        }
    }

    // now get multiple records
    $query = 'SELECT * FROM mytable ORDER BY mycolumn LIMIT 10';

    $result = sqlite_query($dbLink, $query, SQLITE_BOTH, $sqliteError);
    if (!$result and $sqliteDebug) {
        echo "<p>There was an error in query: $query</p>";
        echo $sqliteError;
    }
    if ($result) {
        // perhaps you want to check if there are any rows available
        $recordCount = sqlite_num_rows($result);
        if ($recordCount == 0) {
            echo '<p>No records found.</p>';
        }
        else {
            while ($record = sqlite_fetch_array($result)) {
                echo $record[0];
                echo $record['mycolumn'];
            }
        }
    }

    // close the database connection (preferred)
    sqlite_close($dbLink);
?>