Scott,
You probably need to add something like:
while ($row = mysql_fetch_row($result))
{
print ("$row[0], $row[1]br\n");
}
which will print out the first two columns from the query.
Wayne
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001 14:02, Scott wrote:
Hi,
I have mysql, apache and php on my redhat 7 box and
Kirk,
When you upgraded the distribution did it also upgrade PHP?
If so, the PHP upgrade may not have been built with postgres support.
You may have to rebuild PHP from source letting configure know where postgres
is.
Wayne
On Wed, 31 Jan 2001 23:48, Kirk Reiser wrote:
Hi Folks: I use php3
they are clicked. This would be a combo of PHP and MySQL. Can someone
please point me in the right direction? Sorry for the basic question.
Thanks,
John Halladay
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Did you compile oracle support into PHP?
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Running Windows on a Pentium is like
Berli,
Oracle's Apache is compiled with Oracle's libraries The php modules you
have are probably not compiled with the same libraries On Linux (in the
documentation) there is a procedure to compile Oracle's version of
Apache to include other modules
The other option you have is to run a
Pusta,
Sounds like Oracle support hasn't been compiled into PHP.
Wayne
Pusta wrote:
A little background information:
Running PHP on Apache server bundled with Oracle Portal on Redhat Linux 7.1.
Trying to access the Oracle database from the web using PHP and when I write
the connect
