Nicole,
I've found on some instances that you need to specifically apply the
user/group that IIS will be calling the PHP executable (and therefore
php_mssql.dll) as, onto the 'PHP' directory. From what I've seen, the
'Everyone' group is not recognised by PHP.
IE: If IIS is using anonymous acces
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Salutation nicole
On 07 March 2002 at 11:33:42 -0500 (which was 16:33 where I live) Nicole
Amashta thoughtfully wrote the following
NA> OK, I have Apache and PHP 4.0.6 installed. I want to be able to access an MS
NA> SQL Server, but I don't want to
Thanks. I think I may just have needed to install the Client Tools from the
SQL Server CD (and exclude the database server).
Hope this works, I'll let y'all know.
nicole
www.aeontrek.com
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> You have to
You have to make sure that php loads that module, if it does not then you
cannot connect to the database...
If you can get the dbx module to load you might be able to use the dbx mssql
connection. However, I am not 100% sure if that will work, because it will
probably use the php_mssql.dll to ac
