ID: 25958
Comment by: boa at weboa dot org
Reported By: brian dot garvis at mascommsys dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: ODBC related
Operating System: Windows 2003 Server
PHP Version: 4.3.2
New Comment:
The same error appear on:
Windows XP Professionnal v2002 SP-1
Apache 1.3.24
PHP 4.3.3
Width odbc (dbase IV, access 32bits for AS400) on remote database
file.
And the sql.log stayed void.
Test with the same files under a local directory and all work
perfectly.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-11-02 11:18:10] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I should add that this is provided you are using IIS, I
am unsure if Apache would get the same results.
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[2003-11-02 11:10:13] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not a PHP bug, please leave marked as bogus. From the
Microsoft documentation area:
"STATUS
This behavior is by design. "
....
" For example, if the client machine has a mapped drive
to the database (M:\DataFolder\Database.mdb), it works
fine at design-time. However, when viewed in the
browser, the Web server processes the code based on the
information given. The Web server checks its M: drive,
which more than likely does not have a valid path to
the database. "
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[2003-11-02 07:42:40] brian dot garvis at mascommsys dot com
I have had 5 others try and make this work now. No one can get php to
work with a DSN when the drive is mapped. I have searched everything
online that I could find and it seems that no one has been successful.
I guess that everyone out there is configuring theirs wrong as well.
Please show me one example or person that has gotten this to work?
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[2003-11-01 10:37:04] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If the SQL.log is blank, it is not finding the driver
requested. That would indicate an ODBC configuration
error on the local machine, not a PHP error. That
explination fits with your initial error.
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[2003-10-31 17:40:36] brian dot garvis at mascommsys dot com
I can give you the trace, but it is a zero byte file. ODBC does not
see any errors. The trace only produces a file on error.
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