A better solution for connecting to SQL Server is the php_odbtp_mssql.dll
extension available at http://odbtp.sourceforge.net. The reason why is
because the php_mssql.dll was built using DB-Library, which is obsolete
and unsupported by Microsoft. This is why ntwdblib.dll is not in MDAC,
and conta
>
> I had this bookmarked too, and I had forgotten about it. Would
> installing the MDAC Microsoft have on their site install the
> ntwdblib.dll?
>
I just checked php-4.3.4-WIN32.zip and ntwdblib.dll is in there.
Drop it in your extensions directory and make sure the line:
extension=php_mss
>
> I had this bookmarked too, and I had forgotten about it. Would
> installing the MDAC Microsoft have on their site install the
> ntwdblib.dll?
>
Don't think so, I have current MDAC installed and it is not on my ws.
I just found this on: http://www.php.net/function.mssql-connect
Duane Lakoduk wrote:
I installed Apache/Perl/PHP onto a Windows XP machine today
and ran into
this problem when I tried to access the MS SQL Server via PHP:
"can't load dynamic library php_mssql.dll"
The dll is in the extensions directory. Apache is running fine. Any
ideas, on what might be
>
> I installed Apache/Perl/PHP onto a Windows XP machine today
> and ran into
> this problem when I tried to access the MS SQL Server via PHP:
>
> "can't load dynamic library php_mssql.dll"
>
> The dll is in the extensions directory. Apache is running fine. Any
> ideas, on what might be wro
Just a note for others who went through what I did, and a note of thanks.
Regranting and flushing privileges, make everything run smooth for me. :)
Joni Järvinen wrote:
>Hi.
>
>Try re-GRANTing the rights for user 'crash' and after you've done that,
>run 'flush PRIVILIGES'. Atleast on my winxp
Gerard,
No need for an apology, but what permissions do you have set on the FreeBSD
box? Quite frankly I'd have to haul out all the stuff on MySQL security and
re-read it. Maybe that would be a good place to start, particularly if
there are different methods/base requirements for XP and BSD. (
Hi.
Try re-GRANTing the rights for user 'crash' and after you've done that,
run 'flush PRIVILIGES'. Atleast on my winxp box it does the trick.
-Joni-
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Please forgive me, but Im more versed in FreeBSD than winXP.
WinXP is on my laptop for dev purposes.
When I installed mysql, I created a database and user with the name
'crash' via the command line client like so
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grant insert, delete, update, select, create, alter, drop on cras
Gerard,
This is a shot in the dark, but does the web server (usually NOBODY, but
"crash" in this case? Ominous name!) have an account on the XP box and the
appropriate permissions to write to the MySQL database? That's where I'd
start, along with checking mysql_error().
Miles
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