Are you running out of logons? You should only need the client libraries on
the machine with the PHP pages. You do not need them anywhere else.
(That's the beauty of the web!)
Make sure you have ocilogoff in your PHP page when you're done.
Even better (for performance reasons) create a session. Then ONLY the first
time that any of your pages load, run your ocilogon. After that just reuse
the logon. From then on, just make a new statement everytime you need to
query the database.
Lastly, when I used PHP/Apache/Linux to talk to Oracle/NT4, I was getting
stray defunct oracle processes hanging around on my Linux box. The effect
was that pages would work from one client PC, but not from another. I think
everytime I created a connection, it created the process. The only way I
could find to get around that was to recompile PHP with --enable-sigchild.
This is PHP's own signal handler and it will clean up the stray oracle
processes.
Good luck,
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Galvin, Max [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 10:07 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: bizarre ocilogon problem
Hi,
I have a page that retrieves info from an Oracle database and which works
fine when I view it. When I switch to another PC with the same OS/browser
(NT/IE5) I get an error:
call to unsupported or undefined function ocilogon()
We have the client libs installed but it's only on one or two machines that
this fails. Any ideas why?
Cheers
Max
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