On Tue, 2005-08-02 at 19:54 -0300, Javier Carlos Viegas wrote:
>
> PHP needs a set of MySQL functions called "MySQL
> extension"
>
> How can i install those? Do i missed some
> configuration options??
>
When you compile php you need to add --with-mysql to your configure line
ie ./configure --wi
Hi, im kind of new using mysql, i used to have it
installed on my Mandrake 9 using rpm, but i m testing
the source installation, the thing is that i´ve
succesfully compiled mysqld and it works, but now im
trying to use a php page, and im asked to install :
PHP needs a set of MySQL functions called
Hello,
I read in the docs about the extensions but I didn't met any example.
Please, if you could, give me a link or a site with extensions in C/C++ for
MySQL.
Best Regards,
Iulian Teodosiu
Economist/software developer
Falticeni Municipality
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We recently installed php and Mandrake 9. Php is no recognizing any of
the mysql statements. On a working php installation the two extensions
mysql.so and gd.so are in the /usr/lib/php/extensions directory. How does
php create this directory for mysql. By unchecking the two extensions in
Designmedia writes:
> Can sb explain me the difference between *.MYD, *.MYI and *.ISM in MySQL.
> What have change between version 3.22 and 3.23 concerning these.
The manual does a pretty good job of this, but to summarize, the
MyISAM format was added in 3.23 and it's the default table format.
Hi,
Can sb explain me the difference between *.MYD, *.MYI and *.ISM in MySQL.
What have change between version 3.22 and 3.23 concerning these.
Thx in advance
Stef
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