> On Thu, October 6, 2005 8:29 pm, Rick Emery wrote:
> > Knowing that I'm not the only one to want to connect to Microsoft SQL
> > Server on Windows from PHP and Apache on Linux, I'm seeking advice.
>
> You may want to consider using the Sybase drivers if they are
> available as up-to-date RPMs.
On Thu, October 6, 2005 8:29 pm, Rick Emery wrote:
> Knowing that I'm not the only one to want to connect to Microsoft SQL
> Server on Windows from PHP and Apache on Linux, I'm seeking advice.
You may want to consider using the Sybase drivers if they are
available as up-to-date RPMs.
Last time I
On 10/6/05, Rick Emery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Knowing that I'm not the only one to want to connect to Microsoft SQL
> Server on Windows from PHP and Apache on Linux, I'm seeking advice.
>
> I set up a proof-of-concept application, using Gentoo Linux (with which
> I'm most familiar) as my ba
Hi Rick,
FreeTDS is still a fast moving target and so is PHP in some areas. Getting
pre-compiled RPM's would often force you to run older versions. Compiling
from source enables you to keep up to date with the latest features and
bug-fixes. If you are running this on multiple computers it's not a
There are freetds rpms out there as well as mssql rpms. I got it to work on
a Fedora Core 1 box but since upgrading to Fedora Core 4 I was not able to
find any rpms for either because they are not available for PHP5 (yet). If
you find any I'd love to know. Sorry I can't point to where I got them
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