putenv() never works well with oracle vars. They need to be set for the
account running the web server. When the web server starts, it will
inherit the oracle vars from the environment.
David Skyers wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have tried adding the following line to my php page. This causes the
> php page
Hi
I have tried adding the following line to my php page. This causes the
php page to fail.
putenv("NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8ISO8859P1");
I have tried adding
$oci=oci_pconnect($user, $pass, $db,'WE8ISO8859P1');
I don't believe the error is due to character sets. I believe it is a
problem w
Ok, if anyone else is having the same trouble with PHP 4.2.1, David
Robley's suggestion (Thank you David!) works. I am not to proud to have
missed the obvious :)
If you are having trouble loading files (LOAD INFILE...) with PHP into
MySQL, just do a chmod($file, 0777), and it works. Not sure
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
> Whoops :),
> Yes, this is using phpMyAdmin, trying to use the "Insert data from a
> textfile into table" function, which uploads a file and the attempts to
> LOAD DATA INFILE. Like I said below, it worked on PHP 4.1.2, then when
> upg
Whoops :),
Yes, this is using phpMyAdmin, trying to use the "Insert data from a
textfile into table" function, which uploads a file and the attempts to
LOAD DATA INFILE. Like I said below, it worked on PHP 4.1.2, then when
upgraded to PHP 4.2.1, it gave the error :
"The file '/tmp/phpr4WYQY'
For the record, the problem was assigning a length to a text field. The NOT
NULL part is fine.
Thanks everyone for your input!
-Lisi
At 04:59 PM 4/8/02 -0700, Jennifer Downey wrote:
>I to have about 16 text fields in my db that are NOT NULL and they work
>fine.
>Just an observation.
>
>Jenni
