Have you set up a ODBC connection ?
You must set up a ODBC connection in the ODBC Sources that is usually in you
Control Panel or Administrator Tools.
You must put it as a System DNS and set up the connection, so your local system
know where to find the database.
Kind Regards
Arné
My suggestion is:
select u.username, g.group_name from usertable u inner join grouptable g on u.id=g.user_id;
ENJOY !!
Arn Klopper
System Developer
NetCB Solution(Pty) Ltd.
www.netcb.com
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Looking for clarification...Say that I have a user table and
Can you access the other POST variables, if not put quotation marks around
method=post, also try using instead of op something else...
Kind Regards
Arné Klopper
NetCB Solutions (Pty) Ltd.
www.netcb.com
Office: +27 12 997 3007
Fax: 27 12 997 3629
Mobile
Have you checked the extensions directory where the .dll file is located in the
httpd.conf file.
I've been running LDAP for the last 3 weeks, so if you need any help contac tme.
Arné
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Kind Regards
Arné Klopper
NetCB (Pty) Ltd