I am almost crazy now after playing with these codes
over 10 hours.
I don't expect to call sybase_query() one by one for
executing sql batch. It just doesn't work for me like
what I said yesterday. Now I try to make a stored
procedure for these sql batch. So I can call
sybase_query() only once. But sometimes it works and
sometimes not, it depends on what is in the stored
procedure. And I am sure that every stored procedure I
put into sybase_query() can be run on "SQL Server
Query Analyzer" perfectly.
e.g.
SP1: (works)
CREATE PROCEDURE SP1 AS
insert into mytable values(...)
select * from mytable
SP2: (doesn't work)
CREATE PROCEDURE SP2 AS
select * from mytable
select * from mytable
SP3: (doesn't work)
CREATE PROCEDURE SP3 AS
insert into mytable values(...)
insert into mytable values(...)
It looks that the sybase_query() is not stable. I am
not the person doing freetds setup on this Unix
machine. Do you think this is a freetds related
problem?
--- olinux o <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> test
>
> --- jong jong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am working on Unix(Solaris 2.8) with Apache 1.3
> > and
> > php4. I need to connect MS-SQL Server without
> ODBC.
> > Someone told me that sybase functions can work
> with
> > MS-SQL Server. So I called sybase_xxx()
> > instead of mssql_xxx(). I was surprised that most
> of
> > them really work! But the problem is that
> > sybase_query() seems only work for "select ..."
> > statement. When I tried to pass
> > "insert...","update..." or "delete...", this
> > function
> > returned "false", but the database was actually
> > updated. And the following sybase_query() would
> > always
> > return "false" even it is for "select...".
> >
> > Here is an example:
> > $conn=sybase_connect("MS-SQL
> > Server","login","password"); //successful
> > sybase_select_db("db",$conn); //return true
> > $result=@sybase_query("select ...",$conn);
> //Great!
> > That's what I want.
> > sybase_free_result($result); //no problem so far
> > $result=@sybase_query("insert ...",$conn);
> //return
> > false, but I did insert a new record into SQL
> > Server.
> > sybase_free_result($result); //successful
> > $result=@sybase_query("select...",$conn); //return
> > false, can't work with "select..." any more.
> > ...
> >
> > Anybody had same experience before? I will
> > appriecate
> > any information from you.
> >
> > Wen
> >
> >
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