> Oh and Jay... since no one else has found the answer it would be nice if
> you could post your solution here when / if you find it.
Accoding to the source, these two functions require
something to exist:
#ifdef PHP_ODBC_HAVE_FETCH_HASH
PHP_FUNCTION(odbc_fetch_array);
PHP_FUNCTION(odbc_fetch_
Oh and Jay... since no one else has found the answer it would be nice if
you could post your solution here when / if you find it.
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
> [snip]
> Okie dokie. I have an odbc data and I can use odbc_result_all() to
> return data in an HTML table format. If I switch to odbc_fetch_array()
> or odbc_fetch_object() I get a call to an undefined function even though
> TFM says that these are available in 4.3.7 running
[snip]
Okie dokie. I have an odbc data and I can use odbc_result_all() to
return data in an HTML table format. If I switch to odbc_fetch_array()
or odbc_fetch_object() I get a call to an undefined function even though
TFM says that these are available in 4.3.7 running phpinfo() shows that
ODBC is e
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