go to
Start > programs > administrative tools > Data Sources (ODBC)
then set up a system DSN, as the php user will need to access it.
the dsn name will then be the Data source name (= string dsn).
in
odbc_connect(string dsn, string user, string password [, int cursor_type)
i found that if you se
Mikael, the following steps should get you started:
>From Windows, go to control panels->administrative tools->data sources
(ODBC)
Click on the System Data Source Name (DSN) tab
Click Add and select Microsoft Access Database from the list (.mdb)
Name your DSN and select the access file you are
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> Don't you think you stretch these question a little bit to far now?
> This is after all
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> Check the functions regarding ODBC support. You will need to add the
> database in the ODBC manager and after that, it is transparent like
> any other DSN database.
How do i do that, I use Windows2000 and i dont know ho
> Check the functions regarding ODBC support. You will need to add the
> database in the ODBC manager and after that, it is transparent like
> any other DSN database.
How do i do that, I use Windows2000 and i dont know how to do that, i can
find the OBDC settings but dont know what to change..
I assume from the request you're using win(98+) and IIS 4+ and have
installed PHP and it works...
Now, IF your Access database will be accesed using any kind of Access
front-end while the website will be being used, you will need to
replicate your access database because of the locking that occur
Check the functions regarding ODBC support. You will need to add the
database in the ODBC manager and after that, it is transparent like any
other DSN database.
Check in odbc_connect() for instance.
Support is built in in php4.
Cheers,
Luis Ferro
TelaDigital.net
Mikael Syska wrote:
>I want
