php-windows Digest 8 Apr 2004 18:38:54 - Issue 2200
Topics (messages 23396 through 23397):
Re: How do I access the value of PHP_OS?
23396 by: Luis Moreira
Re: MS Access, MS SQL Server and UNICDOE text data
23397 by: Robert Twitty
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A question pertaining to this topic was posted in another forum. I have
included the answer here for those who have to deal with this issue.
Unlike MS SQL Server 7.0/2000, MS Access 2000 does not use separate types
for non-UNICODE and UNICODE text data. Instead, ALL text data is stored as
UNICODE.
David Scott wrote:
In the PHP on Windows chapter of Programming PHP, there is mention of
a constant, PHP_OS, that can be used to determine the OS running the
server that PHP is on.
The example code is as follows,
However, rather than checking this value, I'd like to see if flat out.
I tried
