I have a report in my web app which returns close to 6000 rows. It fails
at around 4000 rows giving error message FATAL: emalloc(): Unable to
allocate 90816 bytes
Earlier it was timing out and I changed the php.ini files execution time
to 600 from 180.
max_execution_time = 600 ; Maximum execu
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Stut wrote:
Eww!! Eww!! and thrice EWW!! There is *never*, and I mean *never*
an acceptable reason to run a GUI app in response to a web request
- even on an Intranet.
*NEVER*
IMMHO
Bah. Pure ig
Hi Matt,
I have found out that the client is installed.Our main DBA had me
run some tools that showed that it was installed, and working.
So it appears to be a php configuration issue.
Thanks,
Steven Stuart
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Stut wrote:
Eww!! Eww!! and thrice EWW!! There is *never*, and I mean *never*
an acceptable reason to run a GUI app in response to a web request
- even on an Intranet.
*NEVER*
IMMHO
Bah. Pure ignorance. Here's one reason.
Chuck Anderson wrote:
Brian Stakes wrote:
I am trying use PHP to run an application on Windows XP Pro machine. The
application runs from the command line however, when I try to run it
through Apache (I've tried called the script through a browser and a
SOAP service) the application will not run.
Brian Stakes wrote:
I am trying use PHP to run an application on Windows XP Pro machine. The
application runs from the command line however, when I try to run it
through Apache (I've tried called the script through a browser and a
SOAP service) the application will not run. I have tried the exec,
You should only run console applications, not gui apps.. Also, by default
Apache is installed as a system service, and in that case it doesn't make
sense to run graphical apps..
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I am trying use PHP to run an application on Windows XP Pro machine. The
application runs from the command line however, when I try to run it
through Apache (I've tried called the script through a browser and a
SOAP service) the application will not run. I have tried the exec,
shell_exec and syste
I'm not sure how to tell it's installed, I'd recommend just installing
it anyway, I doubt it can hurt your oracle install.
I am *not* an oracle expert however, I just got a connection to it
running on my w2k3 server.
Matt
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> From: Steven Stuart [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
Hi Matt,
That is hard for me to say. On our Windows 2000 servers it works fine, but
not our Windows 2003 servers. The packages that are on the SMS servers, are
different though. Here is what I am installing.
Oracle Base Network Configuration - 1.01 - W2K3 Server
Oracle Net - 9.2.0.4.0 - W2K3 S
I know this seems silly since you have oracle installed, but do you have
the oracle instant client installed? Installing Oracle may not
necessarily mean it installed a client on there!
Matt
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> From: Steven Stuart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 13,
HI all,
I am not able to see the oci8 section under phpinfo. The mssql and the
odbc sections are both there.
I am running this on Windows 2003, IIS6 combination.I have the
php.ini file under c:\WINDOWS.I have input the extension_dir directory
in, and it appears to work since
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