Hello,
on 08/16/2005 10:17 PM Pablo Gosse said the following:
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I suspect that the problem is with file permissions. I recall that since
Metabase uses include to load class files, the script will not exit when
it fails to include a PHP class file. Assuming that is the case, make
sure
Hello,
on 08/16/2005 12:01 AM Pablo Gosse said the following:
Thanks, Manuel. I tried what you suggested but it didn't work. The
server this project is housed on is an IIS server running PHP 4.4.0.
I installed the metabase package on a linux server, and was able to
connect to a postgres
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I suspect that the problem is with file permissions. I recall that since
Metabase uses include to load class files, the script will not exit when
it fails to include a PHP class file. Assuming that is the case, make
sure that all Metabase class files are readable by your Web server user.
Hello,
on 08/15/2005 11:32 AM Pablo Gosse said the following:
Hi, folks. I've recently decided to use Manuel's Metabase instead of
ADOdb as ADOdb doesn't support transactions for MS Access, however I'm
getting the following error when running the sample code:
Fatal error: Class
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Here's my code:
require(classes/metabase/metabase_database.php);
require(classes/metabase/metabase_interface.php);
$error=MetabaseSetupDatabaseObject(array(Type=odbc-msaccess,
IncludePath=classes/metabase), $db);
if($error!=) {
echo Database setup error: $error\n;
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It must be something in our PHP configuration that's causing the
problem, but I'm pretty sure we have a cache extension installed. This
PHP install was done rather quickly, unless there's a cache extension
installed by default (which there is not as far as I understand, but I
could be
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