Hi Eric:
> I found my bug (actually my partner found it)- embarrassed to admit it but
> here it is - the sql to parse is being stored in a var called $insSQL and
> the oci_parse is using $insSql (note the QL vs ql)
Ugh! :)
That should have generated a notice saying $insSql is being used before
Hi Dan,
I found my bug (actually my partner found it)- embarrassed to admit it but
here it is - the sql to parse is being stored in a var called $insSQL and
the oci_parse is using $insSql (note the QL vs ql) I knew it was something
dumb :-(. Interesting that the oci_parse() does not throw an error
Hi Eric:
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 01:32:22PM -0400, Eric Gewirtz wrote:
>
> Thanks I truly appreciate your help - With some minor tweaks this code does
> work so at least I know it is not our version of php on the SUN box.
Good. Sorry it had some bugs. I hate sending out code without testing
i
Hi Daniel,
Thanks I truly appreciate your help - With some minor tweaks this code does
work so at least I know it is not our version of php on the SUN box. I'm not
yet sure why the bind works here and not in my sample because I also passed
in variables to the bind and I'm in the process of trying
This has been quite enlightening, thanks.
I ended up deciding on opt/www for web apps, and /usr/share/php will house
the system-wide libs like Zend Framework. Yes it could be
/usr/local/whatever but... wtf.
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