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Package: php5-sybase
Version: 5.2.0-8+etch7
The php5-sybase module is built without --with-mssql, so many of the mssql_*
functions are non-functional -- this point isn't made clear during the
installation of the packages and there are no Debian-specific documentation
that's easily found noting this.
As the package description says it's for both Sybase and MS SQL Server,
--with-mssql should be added to the extension's build.
Grabbing the PHP source and building just the mssql module had problems as
it conflicted with the sybase module. Removing the sybase module allowed
the MS SQL functions to work.
Noticed this when mssql_fetch_batch() failed to work, claiming the function
was not defined -- even though it's in the documentation distributed with
Debian and there's no notes saying it's non-functional.
System is Debian/etch on i386.
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Daniel
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Version: 5.2.4-1
On Thu, Nov 01, 2007 at 07:14:51PM -0700, carbonated beverage wrote:
> Package: php5-sybase
> Version: 5.2.0-8+etch7
> The php5-sybase module is built without --with-mssql, so many of the mssql_*
> functions are non-functional -- this point isn't made clear during the
> installation of the packages and there are no Debian-specific documentation
> that's easily found noting this.
> As the package description says it's for both Sybase and MS SQL Server,
> --with-mssql should be added to the extension's build.
This is not an option that you "add" to an extension's build; it's an option
added to the PHP build to cause a different extension to be built.
But anyway, this is already fixed in unstable by repackaging the php5-sybase
package precisely to ship the mssql extension.
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