- First of all, you would use php_oci8.dll, instead of php_oracle.dll. It is
the newest driver to access Oracle database (both oracle 8 AND ORACLE 7).
- You also need the "oracle client" onto the PC where your website is
installed. Ask your dba if you don't know how to install it (nb : it is
locat
php-windows Digest 25 Mar 2002 23:16:05 - Issue 1062
Topics (messages 12748 through 12754):
Re: How to Pass the Username which from Windows Login
12748 by: brother
12753 by: Vail, Warren
Re: Is there anyway to save a file into Mysql database
12749 by: Mike Flynn
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On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, Jack wrote:
> Can someone pls tell me is php will be able to grep text from MS Word and
> then save that word file into MYSQL database? Which means is MYSQL will be
> able to store files into it's table?
You can pipe the Word document through a program like catdoc
(http://ww
Are you referring to the userid on the machine where your web application
runs (your server) or the userid of the user who connects to your website
with his browser? I suspect you mean the latter and would be very
interested in how this could be done as well.
Warren Vail
Tools, Metrics & Quality
It sounds like you don't have the oracle or OCI8 dlls loading. The major
problem with connections to oracle are usually these:
1) Use the 8.1.6 client, even if you're connecting to an 7.3.4 database...
2) Make sure you have the oracle dlls uncommented in the php.ini file
3) Use PHP in cgi mode,
Hi:
I designed a website using FastTemplate 1.1.0. I used Apache for Windows
1.3.14 and PHP version 4.0.6 for development in a test-server. Everything
went fine, and I am sure that all template variables were defined.
Now, when I uploaded the finished site to the IIS 5.0 server running the
S
Hi!
I never connected to a oraxcle db before and this is my problem:
I need to connect to an oracle db through the network.
I have SID, user id, pass and ip adress.
My IIS system is placed on a win2k machine with php4 installed.
Can anybody post the complete code over a login/query procedure
ag
Yes, you can store "files" in a MySQL database. You store them in some
type of BLOB field, and just insert the binary data right into it. One
thing to watch out for is slashes. I forget if you need to addslashes
before putting the data into the database, but I think you need to
stripslashes
The easiest way of doing this (asuming you are using IIS) is to set the
securitysettings for the website and just allow those domainaccounts you
want.
Properties > Directory Security
Uncheck Anonymous access.
Set userrights at the directory you are using as wwwroot.
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\my_domain\
php-windows Digest 25 Mar 2002 10:15:28 - Issue 1061
Topics (messages 12741 through 12747):
explode
12741 by: KONUS
12742 by: Ross Fleming
12743 by: Gaylen Fraley
12745 by: KONUS
Is there anyway to save a file into Mysql database
12744 by: Jack
How
Of course the algorithm works...
>-Original Message-
>From: Nicole Amashta
>Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 4:36 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] random elements of an array
>
[...]
>I have tested this. It works, Even after you refresh the page. Try it!
>
>Nicole
>www.aeo
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