I have configured Syabse and php4 using the --with-sybase-ct=SYBASE_PATH.
but either one should work. The "ct" refers to a newer connection type that
Sybase prefers. It should be better. The other is the older connection
method.
Other than this, the Sybase install need an interfaces file in
SYBASE_PATH/interfaces.
This file contains the name that is associated with your Sybase server and
it's address and port number for connection.
e.g.
DEV query tcp ether devtestl.costeel.com 5000
Try connecting with isql using;
#isql -U{username} -SDEV -p
You ahould be prompted with a password prompt.
After entering the correct credentials (case sensitive) you should get a
prompt like;
1>
This means success.
The only other item I can think of....is the entry in the php.ini file in
the sybase section that refers to the location and name of the interfaces
file;
sybase.interface_file = "/usr/sybase/interfaces" #on my machine
Hope it helps
Paul K.
Jason Leduc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I also agree with your comments that the documentation for sybase
> installs is GREATLY lacking.
> I'm installing php 4.04 with sybase and am having a great deal of
> trouble.
> do I need to get anything else from sybase to make this work?
> do I need to use the --with-sybase-ct=PATH or can I use
> --with-sybase=PATH?
>
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