Dick, I guess if you do all Mysql from PHP and pass the info to Unicon as parameters or whatever, that will work and not require any database capabilities from your Unicon.
ODBC doesn't actually involve any OS kernel calls or hooks beyond generic (TCP, etc.). If you are using Unicon built from another machine, if that iconx contained statically linked libodbc.a code, or if you copied a libodbc.so over along with your iconx, and set your environment variables and odbc.ini right, you'd be in business. I note that the iconx &features that you listed via your iversion.php suggests it wasn't built with any ODBC facilities. Clint On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 6:39 AM, Richard H. McCullough<[email protected]> wrote: > c) I have survived by copying my old versions of icont, iconx > from Red Hat Linux 7.3, and using PHP scripts to compile > my mKE programs. > d) I doubt if GoDaddy would agree to installing ODBC. > > 2) I think the best possibility might be to use PHP to connect, > and figure out how to pass PHP info. to Unicon. > a) The book > "Beginning PHP and MySQL 5, From Novice to > Professional, Second Edition", W. Jason Gilmore, > Apress, 2006. > conjectures that PHP 5 would use their > own PDO interface to the "future" MySQL 5. > b) Is the use of PDO consistent with your statement > re "direct linking" to MySQL library? > c) I imagine that converting Unicon from ODBC to PDO > would be fairly easy. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Unicon-group mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/unicon-group
