It worked!
I did not need to restart apache this morning in order to get an oracle
connection.
Michael Caplan wrote:
Leo,
Please let me know how that works for you. I don't remember the specifics
(if we where testing using plogon, nlogon or just logon), but we did try and
implement that fix and
The patch described in 30808 worked fine last night.
Leo D. Geoffrion wrote:
Turns out that it's covered in bug report 30808.
I've applied the edit mentioned there and will see if this solves my
problem (have to wait for the next Oracle restart overnight).
The discussion there is quite revealing
Turns out that it's covered in bug report 30808.
I've applied the edit mentioned there and will see if this solves my
problem (have to wait for the next Oracle restart overnight).
The discussion there is quite revealing about the fact that oci8
connections are always persistent even if you do
Hi Leo,
We are having the same problem. Check out the bug I filed many months ago
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=30808 I can't for the life of me figure out
why the bug is suspended, as this seems to be a common issue with Oracle and
php5. Perhaps you should also and your comments to the bug
Leo,
Please let me know how that works for you. I don't remember the specifics
(if we where testing using plogon, nlogon or just logon), but we did try and
implement that fix and it didn't work for us.
Thanks,
Michael
-Original Message-
From: Leo D. Geoffrion [mailto:[EMAIL
I recently upgraded to PHP5 and now have a curious Oracle problem.
The PHP scripts query the database fine. Then overnight, the database
shuts down for backup and restarts. The next day, PHP can no longer
connect to the database until I restart Apache. Then, it's happy until
Oracle restarts
Leo D. Geoffrion wrote:
I recently upgraded to PHP5 and now have a curious Oracle problem.
The PHP scripts query the database fine. Then overnight, the database
shuts down for backup and restarts. The next day, PHP can no longer
connect to the database until I restart Apache. Then, it's happy
