Hi again!
Allright, great! You see that user manuals can be very useful if they
just are read carefully enough! :)
The user contributions to the PHP manual are very often quite
informative and it's great that people document the problems and solutions.
I think you're quite near the truth he
Hi,
I red the http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mssql-connect.php in a more
accurate manner, and I found an user contribution note suggesting to substitute
the ntwdblib.dll with a newer one.
The version of the old (original from the PHP v5.2.5 installation) is
2000.2.8.0
and the newer version
Hi!
Please have a look at the manual pages (if you have not allready done
that). There might be some information for you in the user comments:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mssql-connect.php
Manual page about command line scripting:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.p
Hi,
thanks for your quick answer,
but in the script I don't use sessions variables to store host, user and
password, I wrote something like that:
$sc=mssql_connect("hostname,1433","userid","password");
Can you please tell me where I can find information about how to design
scripts for either the
Hi!
That description did not help us very much... I think you're just
connecting using the wrong credentials, or using no at all. From where
do you grab the hostname, username and password? Maybe it's stored in
your session or something, and that session is not working in your
command line en
Hi,
I have a problem with all my php scripts that use MS SQL Server, but only
when I start them from the command line
I'm using Apache 2.2.4 with PHP 5.2.5 on a server Win2k3 with SP2, and MS
SQL Server 2000 on another Win2k3 server.
If I run the same script using a webbrower as an internet page
