Hi
If you're on a windows platform, this will be because MySQL support is
built in on v4.1 but not on 5.x. As the others have suggested,
uncomment the php_mysql.dll entry in the modules to add it.
Niel
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I am trying to create some PHP reports on a linux server pulling data from
a SQL Server v.8 running on IIS. I am able to connect, but when I try to
execute the query I get the following:
Warning: odbc_exec(): SQL error: [EMAIL PROTECTED] \ufffdE\ufffd, SQL state
0 in
SQLExecDirect in /var/
Hi Abdou,
The " Call to undefined function ..." error is usually caused by an
extension that provides that function that is not loaded or is not
available.
1. Make sure that you have the php_mysql.dll extension on the PHP extension
dir.
2. Furthermore if the extension exists check that it is prop
Hey,
Chk you phpinfo(); is that is showing the mysql support enable. ??
And chk for linux that mysql.so is not-commented. ??
That are 2 main-basic things to chk the mysql & php relation.
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-Original Message-
From:
Check out the installation instructions for Windows...
MYSQL support is not working with your PHP, if memory serves me
correctly you just need to uncomment a dll in your php.ini file, but
check out:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mysql.php
-B
Abdou Karim Jallow wrote:
I have just upgraded t
I have just upgraded to PHP 5.2 from PHP 4. I am using Apache 2 with MYSQL.
Before the upgrade, everything was working well. (Was able to connect to my
MYSQL database from PHP interface. However, now with the same PHP codes, I
am not able to connect to the MYSQL database instead I am getting erro
