ID: 19528
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: scott at abcoa dot com
-Status: Open
+Status: Feedback
Bug Type: ODBC related
Operating System: AIX (UNIX)
PHP Version: 4.2.2
New Comment:
To answer some of the comments in here, yes unixODBC is a Driver
Manager much in the same vain as iODBC.
The reason for asking is that while PHP does support DB2, I (as the
developer) have no direct access to a DB2 machine to test if anything
at all works on it. The unixODBC DM is actually the suggested and
prefered method by IBM for connecting to a DB2 installation, not
directly through library linking like you do in a --with-ibm-db2
option.
The point of using a Driver Manager though is to remove the headaches
of using a different database on a per machine basis.
But again absolutely nothing has changed between odbc_fetch_row
functionality from 4.0.6 and 4.2.3, hence I'm wondering if it's a
driver issue.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-03-05 14:37:53] scott at abcoa dot com
I'm not sure if I would want to try it. Seem that I would need to use
the driver manager and the driver. It reminded me of OpenLink that
became too much and I threw it out in the past.
I like the idea of having PHP's ODBC to work with DB2 by using the
'--with-ibm-db2' prefix because it give me fewer softwares to work
with. I mean DB2 is not only database I had to deal with, but of some
different database softwares as well as some for Windows. I mean no
offense.
I didn't really have that problem way back in the past. Maybe the
problem will fix itself in the near future. Who know!
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[2003-03-04 10:36:43] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any chance you can try building with unixODBC as the driver, and
connecting via that? It seems to be the recommended means from IBM for
connecting to DB2 systems.
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[2003-01-27 14:37:58] ranson at ea dot com
I am having trouble with this as well, and have put in the bug
workaround. It seeks to work but I have noticed that it skips my first
row and duplicates my last row.
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[2002-10-02 12:06:17] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Updating summary
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[2002-09-27 12:16:06] scott at abcoa dot com
I looked at few IBM books and IBM website and could find no such
documentation about sql.log. I also tried typing in the command "find
. -name '*log' -print" and got a few IBM DB2 logs but they aren't
related to sql.log. Right now, I'm out of luck. Someone else will
know more about it better than I do.
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