On Wed, 18 Mar 2009 10:04:59 + (GMT)
Swithun Crowe wrote:
> Or, maybe $db should be $base, as in your example above?
>
yes that was one of my silly oversights :D
there were several others, but they essentially boiled down to trying
to follow the tutorial and not realizing that i needed pdo st
Hello
p i couldn't do php -i (bash: php: command not found), may be i have to
p install the cli php?
Yes, the cli php is optional.
p $base = new PDO("sqlite:$dbname", 0666, $err)
I don't think you need the other arguments for PDO. Something like:
if ($base = new PDO("sqlite:$dbname)) {
if (
On Wed, 18 Mar 2009 08:17:56 + (GMT)
Swithun Crowe wrote:
> php -i | grep -i sqlite will tell you the versions that are being
> used on your machine.
>
ok thanks!
i couldn't do php -i (bash: php: command not found), may be i have to install
the cli php?
however,
dpkg -l | grep -i sqlite
Hello
p i'm using sqlite3, but with php5 i had to install php5-sqlite. is the
p sqlite i'm using with php5 on debian version 2? could this be the
p problem? or is it something else?
PHP uses SQLite2 in its normal extension. But the PDO extension uses
SQLite3, so you can use that extension inste
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