Well, I promised on making a post on how to get it running, and I've yet
to clean up and find the bare minimum on using Oracle + OCI in PHP on
windows...
1) PHP under IIS running as a CGI runs as IUSR_machinename where
machinename may be some weird set of characters. Try giving IUSR read
Replying to my own post
Well, I got it working, using oci8. But if OCI8 works, then so should ADODB.
I'll write up a post tomorrow on getting PHP and Oracle to talk under
NT/2000.
-Daniel
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at that line in the ADODB code.
Is this a bug? Should I try ADODB 2.5 instead since it's listed as being
more stable on the site?
Any and all help will be greatly appreciated. I'm trying to get a demo app
up and running in a few days so they don't think I'm nuts for trying
this... :)
-Daniel