Priya Chanu wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I want to schedule a php script on Windows 2000
> Server, i tried to schedule the script using the
> windows 200o scheduler but it ask for the program to
> execute.
>
> Can anyone help me how to schedule my php script in
> Windows 2000 Server.
>
>
If I run phpinfo() on a server where the files are password protected
(basic authentication from IIS), I get 4 different entries, all of which
contain the logon domain and name:
AUTH_USER
LOGON_USER
REMOTE_USER
UNMAPPED_REMOTE_USER
Isn't this the thing you are looking for?
Server: Win 2000, PH
Try using single quotes for the columns in your query:
$SQL = "
INSERT INTO $table_name
(f_name, l_name, username, password)
VALUES
('$f_name', '$l_name', '$username', '$password')
";
SQL SERVER doesn't accept double quotes - I wonder how you were able to
run the query in Query Analyzer
By default, Win 2000 Professional doesn't have IIS installed. You have
to install Internet Services (it's on the Win 2000 CD) and then you'll
have IIS where you can configure PHP.
Andrian
Benjamin Sims wrote:
>
> Could anyone please help me with this problem? I am trying to install
> PHP and My
Does it really feel as slower? In principle, TCP should be even faster
than named pipes. Could the problem be somewhere? My expreience shows
that microtime() doesn't work predictable on Windows. The sec and
microsec part of its output are out of sync. Very often you can get a
negative value when t
You can also schedule a job in SQL Server itself and run it every 2
hours or as needed
Andrian
Mike Kelley wrote:
>
> Another option is the "at" command
>
> I don't remember the syntax but from a command window just type in
> at help
> or
> at /?
> or
> at ?
> One of those should get you the h
Turn on the magic_quotes_sybase setting in your php.ini file. Or, if you
prefer to do it manually, replace all single quotes in the fields with
two consecutive single quotes.
Andrian
Kelvin Luck wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am having trouble inserting single quotes into an mssql database... my
> queries
akm wrote:
>
> Hi, just intalled PHP4 on Win2K IIS 5.0, and simple PHP forms are taking
> *WAY* too long to process, often exceeding the default 30 second
> timeout. Am I missing something? Doesn't seem like these little forms
> should be causing so much trouble...
My experience is that this beh
If anonymous access is disabled from IIS, the PHP variables
AUTH_PASSWORD and AUTH_USER will give you the username/password of the
current user, but I'm not sure how exactly you can check the group
membership of a particular user.
Andrian
Joel Gilbert wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm trying to set up user-
I'm still using 3.0.16 and when you have to display a varchar field in a
MSSQL table everything over 255 characters gets truncated (this affects
only selects, not inserts). I know that a workaround would be to
transform the fieldtype from varchar to text, but this isn't very
practical in the parti
That's right, you need to have SQL Server or its client installed on the
machine that runs PHP. At least, you should have NTWDBLIB.DLL in your
system folder (this DLL is otherwise installed by SQL Server).
Andrian
Fernando Madruga wrote:
>
> I have no experience on MSSQL, but it looks like you
You can also setup your websites with the IIS that comes with Winows
2000. Go to Control Panel, Administrative Tools. Internet Services
Manager. You can change the directory for the default website, set up
new websites, configure them etc. - it might do the job you need.
Andrian
Andreas Lange wr
I believe connecting to SQL Server directly is better. Access cannot
handle well concurrent users. Using the native SQL Server functions
instead of ODBC should be (at least theoretically) faster as well.
Andrian
Martin Rokicki wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> I've got PHP running on an NT box with
name or alias name
> used in the query.
>
> Anyone have any ideas.
>
> Ryan
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For SQLServer and Oracle, the single quote is escaped by simply
repeating it. You can dio it by hand, but I believe this is what the
sybase magic quotes directive does as well.
Andrian
Christopher Derr wrote:
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> I'm working on this same issue with my, don't laugh, Access 97 backend. When
> us
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