I'm setting up a back end production system for a television show,
and have been given space on a development server with PHP 4 and
Oracle support compiled in (but not the OCI libraries). The Oracle
admin have given me my user name (let's say ora_user), a TNS name
(tns_name), and a password (ora_pass).
So I write code as follows...
if ($conn=ora_logon("ora_user@tns_name","ora_pass")) {
echo "SUCCESS ! Connected to database\n";
} else {
echo "Failed :-( Could not connect to database\n";
echo ora_errorcode($conn).": ".ora_error($conn)."<BR>";
}
In response to this code, I get the following error:
ORA-12154 "Supplied argument is not a valid Oracle-Connection/Cursor
resource in ...."
From reading php.net documentation on ora_logon, it seemed that maybe
the ORACLE_HOME environment variable simply hadn't been set.
I had the sys admins set it.
And I still get the error.
Any ideas from an experienced PHP/Oracle developer?
Kristofer
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