If you turn on the startup errors I am betting that you will see that you do not have that dll. I have had many issues with the latest PHP build. It is a mess from what I can tell. And one of the errors that I initially got what that the Oracle dlls along with a few others that I cannot recall are missing. Since I use Ms SQL Server and/or MySQL I didn't worry about it. I just "turned off" the Oracle ext in the php.ini file. I suggest you turn on the start up errors inside your php.ini file to verify that you have the .dll. ONe person said that you could get the non-executable PHP build and all the dlls were in that file. YOu just copy the missing ones to your existing PHP setup. However, I found that even that build didn't include some of the missing dlls. But it is a start . . . a start at narrowing down you issue. If it is missing maybe the PHP folks or Oracle folks would have the missing dll, or an older PHP build????
"Jack van Zanen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sunday, August 31, 2008 at 10:39 PM wrote: >Hi List, > > >I have installed Oracle, PHP and apache on my windows machine and have >the following issue > >If I run phpinfo() from the command line it shows OCI8 as enabled and I >can connect to oracle databases. > >When I copy my php.ini to my windows directory (from my php directory) >and start apache and than run phpinfo() from a php page in my browser it >does not show me that OCI8 is enabled and also does not allow me to >connect to databases. It does show it is using the right php.ini from my >windows directory > >I'm sure this must be an environment setting somewhere but I can't work >this out. > >Anybody with some more experience in installing this combo can shed some >light on this?? > > > >Brgds > > > >Jack ____________________________ Tommy Peterson, NCEE/AC/NISL Web Developer/DBA 555 13th St, NW Washington, DC 20004 Telephone: (o) 202-783-3668 X2146 (c) 703-608-6898
