At 09:05 AM 4/6/01 -0500, Brian.J.Mauter wrote:
>If you're using Linux or Unix, then you're going to have to compile Oracle
>into PHP.
right...
>This is quite troublesome.
not really.
>For this to work, you first must install Oracle8i (maybe just the client
>will work?).
Yes, you may install only the client Net8 client on the
webserver. ..but you also must configure it so that it can reach your
Oracle database (presumably on a different server). Here, I've got
Apache/PHP and the Oracle Net8 client installed on a Linux box. The
database is installed on a huge Sun box.
>This also requires a specific version of the Java Runtime Environment
>(available at www.blackdown.com for Linux).
Could you explain this? I don't recall having to install any specific
Java Runtime Environment on our Linux box...
>After that, on your ./configure line, you need the option
> --with-oci=/usr/local/Oracle/ or wherever you installed
>Oracle.
or, more specifically, the ORACLE_HOME directory. Quite likely, it's
more apt to be --with-oci=/home/oracle/OraHome1/
>Brian Mauter
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Roll Tide!
- Brian
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Sr. Software Development Engineer
Oracle Database Administrator
The Printing House, Ltd.
(850) 875-1500 x225
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