Hi,
I'd like to specify the credentials rather in the application specific
.odbc.ini than in the source code. I also don't like to create config
file parsing overhead.
Why isn't the the user and password parameters in odbc_connect()
optional? The unixODBC test tool isql works fine without sp
LS,
I try to get connected to a MSSQL via ODBC (setup with Windows
authentication) , but this is the error I get.
<<
Warning: SQL error: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Login
failed for user 'NT AUTHORITY
\ANONYMOUS LOGON'., SQL state 28000 in SQLConnect
>>
Anyone any ideas ?
Thx,
Can anyone help me out? I'm running PHP 4.3.1 on
Apache 1.3.23 with unixODBC 2.2.3. I'm using ODBC to
connect to my db2 database. I was testing out some
scripts that connect to a database to run select and
insert statements. When I run the scripts on my test
site (through the browser) everything ap
Hi!
Have anyone ever have problem with the connection speed using PHP and
DB2? I'm a little puzzled by the odbc_connect reaction. There were very
many people using the DB2 on the website. The most I can have is from 5 to
10 people. For some people, they get quick result from the database
Is it possible to connect with odbc_connect with an connectstring instead of
an DSN?
Warm regards,
Emile Bosch
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Hello kaab,
(kk == "kaab kaoutar") [EMAIL PROTECTED] told:
kk> if (($res = Odbc_Connect("WebZine","kaab","kaab")==0))
Just a wild guess, you might want:
if (($res = Odbc_Connect("WebZine","kaab","kaab")) == 0)
kk> {
kk> print ("Couldn't connect to database\n");
kk> exit ();
Hi!
i have an oracle Database and i wanted to use odbc functions i tried it but
it gives me faile to connect, so i tried an access Database that i put in
dsn system etc
and i still have the same error!
here is the code :
if (($res = Odbc_Connect("WebZine","kaab","kaab")==0))
{
print ("
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