Hi there,
I was wondering... I have several PHP scripts that I am running from Windows
to query our company's Remedy DB (Sybase). I am using the default Remedy
ODBC that gets installed when Remedy is installed in Windows (see
http://cookandy.com/odbc3.JPG). I am trying to get the scripts
if that works. If it does, then starting adding the columns you need.
My
guess is one of the columns is a CLOB or BLOB and PHP does like it.
On 6/4/07, a.cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have an Excel Macro that is querying an ARS db. Everything works fine.
I'm trying to port the query over
that this is a Sybase DB. Should that make a
difference? The whole ODBC/Sybase thing is new to me. I'm used to working
with mySQL.
Frank Caruso-2 wrote:
I think the name of the view is just Incident_Management.
On 6/5/07, a.cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I replaced the query
...so the space and second iteration are useless in
this
case. If you pull up Sybase...is that the name of the view that your
looking at?
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...which means your form name is whatever it shows in the Admin tool
for that form...Incident_Management is the DB View nametry that and
let
us know
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Hello,
I have an Excel Macro that is querying an ARS db. Everything works fine.
I'm trying to port the query over to PHP on the same machine but I am
getting an error. Here is the query from Excel:
SELECT Incident_Management.Incident_Id,
Incident_Management.Account_Affected__,
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