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Hi,
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-Stathis.
Karsten Dambekalns wrote:
Hi everybody,
I have a PHP application using an Oracle database. This database has
been built before the application was rewritten in PHP, so I couldn't
switch to MySQL :-/
Now the
You have to compile PHP with Oracle option first and then try connecting
to any Oracle backend.
If you already have done that, you should use the 'oci' family of calls
instead of the 'oracle' ones, unless you are trying to access an Oracle
older than version 8. In your mail you state that you use
Try using OciPLogon instead of OciLogon.
-Stathis.
Jean Castonguay wrote:
Hi,
I try to make a persistent connection with Oracle because I retrieve
information in Oracle but each call I login and it's so long. Is it
possible to keep the first connection all the times before i close it.
I don't think that serialize/unserialize was meant to be used that way.
I would try WDDX which is specifically designed for the web.
-Stathis.
Mick Lloyd wrote:
Mark
I've had similar problems in the past. It's my understanding that you can't
pass arrays between scripts, except when using
Hi Steve,
if you use OciPLogon to connect to ORA, bad luck.
Replace with OCiLogon and your problesm are gone.
Of course, *always* remember to ocilogoff() your open connections.
In my experience OCIPLogon is broken. It never closes open connections
to ora, instead it waits for them to timeout,
Oracle.4.01!!! That's a blast from the past!!!
Best bet: export everything and import into Ora.8i.
It worked for me doing an Ora.6.xx to Ora.8.1.6.1 migration:-)
GOOD LUCK.
-Stathis.
wrote:
Hi,
I have a database based on Oracle 4.01. Now I want to migrate it to Oracle 8i.
Does anyone
