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> Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] can't load informix extension. please help.
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Take Care,
Eric G. Grant
thanks a lot.
your solution seems to work! I did look inside the DLL and found out about the
referenced DLLs.
but I still have a problem.
I looks like I have an old version of the informix dll ...(7 something) and it
requires 9a. that is, it requires the file isqlt09a.dll from the informix cli
What I have found to be the same result with all extensions is an email
thread that referred to looking inside the .dll to determine all the other
.dll's it references and trying to get them. Additionally making sure the
php base directory and the extensions directory are in the system path of
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Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 2:53 PM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] can't load informix extension. please help.
> I give up! :-(
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> I've been trying lots of hours to get the php_ifx.dll to load.
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I give up! :-(
I've been trying lots of hours to get the php_ifx.dll to load.
I don't know what's wrong! I installed and configured Informix CLI and ESQL/C 7.2 On
my Windows 95 machine. and I have lots of environment variables set ( informixdir,
informixserver, ld_library_path)...
I still get
