So if I understand you correct you can call Sybase from php on commandline but not via
apache?
You should compile --with-sybase-ct but that is probably not causing your problem.
Sounds strange, never had that problem, if it worked on cli it worked in Apache.
What errormessage are you getting
Maybe wrong mailing-list, but anyway, here it goes..
Trying to install Apache 1.3.22, PHP 4.0.6 and Sybase 11.0.3 on a Mandrake 8.1 box.
Sybase installs fine in /opt/sybase.
Apache install fine with ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache --enable-module=so
make make install
I solved it like this:
echo SELECT NAME='databasename';
while($row = sybase_fetch_array($dbresult)) {
$r0 = $row[0];
echo OPTION VALUE='$r0'$r0/OPTION;
}
echo /SELECTBR;
//Richard
-Original Message-
From: Mark C. Farrington
You need to recompile PHP with --enable-mssql=path/to/some/files or something like
that as php does not come with support for mssql default.
Read the INSTALL file that came with the sources or run, in the php source directory,
./configure -help for all the switches.
//Richard
Personally I prefer Sybase on Linux, version 11_0_3 is free for production use and
easy to install.
Sybase 11_0_3 is still a very powerful DBMS although a bit dated by now, Sybase just
released version 12.5. Why everyone is using MySQL I don't know, could it be that
mod_php is compiled with
Hi,
Is the following possible:
$conn = sybase_connect(SERVER,login,passwd);
$sql = select @@version;
$result = sybase_query($sql,$conn);
while($row = sybase_query($result)) {
$r = $row[0];
echo $r;
}
I tried but get a strange error message that I dont understand, what would be
