Erik,
Having only set up PHP once on Windoze and once with Apache on Linux, I
would have to reference the installation docs on php.net. On Windoze,
you edit the php.ini file-- maybe that's also true for the stand-alone
on Linux? You need the stand-alone version if you want to bypass the
Apache server and work within the shell environment.
Richard
Erik wrote:
> I wrote a script (<? phpinfo(); ?>) and executed it from the commandline
> (php script.php > test.txt)
> turns out text.txt doesnt have sybase support listed at all - which the
> apache version of phpinfo has.
> could this be the problem? and if so, how do i enable sybase support for the
> commandline php?
> or can i setup so i run the apache configured php from the commandline also?
>
> thank you for your previous answer!
>
>
>> Sounds like you might be working with 2 different versions of php:
>> Mod-php for Apache in the web environment, stand-alone php operating in
>> the shell. You might want to start by ensuring that the stand alone
>> version is compiled -with mssql. Try running phpinfo() in the shell?
>> Richard
>>
>> Erik wrote:
>>
>>> When running a (php 4.0.6) script (on redhat 6.1) using mssql_connect()
>>> directly on the shell with "php -q script.php" i get a fatal error:
>>>
>>> Call to undefined function: mssql_connect()
>>>
>>> But this error does not occur when running the script through a browser
>>> (apache webserver)....
>>> What's the deal here?
>>>
>>> Erik Kaber
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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