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Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 09:08:17 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Help with SQLite and ADOdb
I'm working on a website whose hosting package doesn't
include any db
(except maybe gdbm).
I've install sqlite in the home directory.
The question is
Dear friends,
How do I enable the same.Comments, please
You don't have permission to access /$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]/ on this server.
I've downlownded and installed the Desktop Edition of MSSQL and am
trying to connect to it with PHP. Has anyone ever accomplished this?
I've uncommented the line in php.ini to load the MSSQL functions and
they show up on a phpinfo() page, so that part is good.
When I installed MSDE I tried it
Dear friends,
I have pap4, mysql, apache installed. How do I enable to access
/$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]/
.Comments, please
I getting folloing error
You don't have permission to access /$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]/ on this server.
On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 11:02:29 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear friends,
I have pap4, mysql, apache installed. How do I enable to access
/$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]/
.Comments, please
Correct your syntax errors:
\$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']\
Doug
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Hi Michael
Can I see the script you are using that causes the problem? When I change
the database context using the mssql extension under PERA it is not a
problem.
The PEAR DB drivers suppress all messages generated by their underlying
extensions. The mssql DB driver will only stop if the
Hi John
I have never used MSDE, but from my understanding if is suppose to behave
like SQL Server. When you installed it, did it mention anything about
whether or not TCP/IP connectivity should be supported? You may need to
ensure that the server is communicating over port 1433. If you are
Robert,
Believe it or not, it's a simple SELECT statement! (I'm not even aware
that I'm changing context, nor exactly what that means. I thought that
if I used the same $db resource, things would be fine.) Other SELECTs work,
but
not this particular one! Here's the script (the FindInDb
Robert Twitty wrote:
I have never used MSDE, but from my understanding if is suppose to behave
like SQL Server. When you installed it, did it mention anything about
whether or not TCP/IP connectivity should be supported? You may need to
ensure that the server is communicating over port 1433. If
Hi Michael
Prior to executing a query with the PEAR mssql DB driver, the driver will
always call mssql_select_db(). The db that was specified in the DSN is
the one that is selected. If the db is changed after connecing via a
query, i.e., use AnotherDB, this will cause a problem if the context
I am running into a Bad date external representation when I try to
insert some data from one of my pages.
This is the SQL statement:
$sql=insert into Vehicle_List
(Date_PU,Date_Called,Company,Stock_Number,VIN,Veh_Year,Veh_Make,Veh_Model,Veh_Color,
Hi Bob,
Problem solved! In the process of looking around, to ensure that I wasn't
switching db's, I found that the second SELECT I was doing was using an
empty
select string, as opposed to SELECT * FROM... I fixed tha blunder, and
things
started working.
I'm never quite so stupid as when I'm
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