IMO this is a bad idea.
The costs of getting another hosting/hardware/OS needed that match your
deployment needs are way less than updating code, making sure it works,
etc... this late in the development process.
I suggest you do a little calculation, estimate how much time does it take
to
And why can't he recompile it? the PDO drivers are an addition to PHP, it
doesn't affect other parts of PHP that apps my rely on. Nothing should
break
It is FAR cheaper for you to look at fixing the server than trying to
rewrite the core aspects of an applications framework library just
Actually, we can setup a new server, that's no problem. But that is our last
alternative. The admin says he don't want to add a new server for only one
system.
In the spanish group told me that PDO and adoDB are different things, the
first one is an ORM (object-relational mapping) and the
Well, the PHP version that is installed doesn't support the PDO version that
PDO_OCI needs. So we need to upgrade the PHP version and doing that could
break something on the apps installed.
In fact, on development we use postgreSQL but on production we must use
oracle because the tables
I think the last alternative should be to switch to adoDB. Your app is
almost done. You'd have to make a LOT of work to make it happen (if it's
possible). IT in some cases delegates work when they shouldn't. In my case I
had this problem a lot of times.
If you have a 486 with Windows 3.11 and you
Hi everyone!
I'm working on a project with symfony 1.4 and propel as a ORM. These days we
are thinking about the possibility of make some changes to the project.
What we think is if is posible to change de PDO with other library, maybe
adoDB.
Do you think this is possible? What would be the
On 20/01/2011 19:27, Manuel Alejandro Gómez Nicasio wrote:
Hi everyone!
I'm working on a project with symfony 1.4 and propel as a ORM. These
days we are thinking about the possibility of make some changes to the
project.
What we think is if is posible to change de PDO with other library,
thanks for answer, GarethMc.
Propel works well. As I said, the project is almost done. However, these
days while talking with the admin of the production boxes he told us that
production machines doesn't have the PDO version that the project needs. So,
he suggest to find an alternative to PDO,
