You may want to file a new bug report for this (and refer to this one here, if
useful).
I don't know about details (i.e. I cannot help you), sorry.
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Hi,
I feel that this is still an issue that needs to be addressed with a
package addition. The php5-sybase package is not sufficient as it is
meant to handle sybase and not Microsoft SQL Server databases.
When using php5-sybase to query ntext data (unicode text) Microsoft SQL
Server 2000 says:
It's such a shame that it's taken this long to elicit an explanation
from the packaging team, instead of just "php5-sybase provides
php5-mssql now". Obviously if php5-sybase provides true MSSQL support as
well as Sybase support then this bug is not valid (any more).
There are people here who know
Ok, I say it once again. What is contents of your php5-sybase package?
There is MSSQL.SO - so I would understand a bug asking for building
separate SYBASE extension.
In debian/patches/119-sybase-alias.patch we aliased SYBASE functions to
MSSQL in EXT/MSSQL/PHP_MSSQL.C and php5 is built with (see
Strange attitude, Ondřej. We're all just trying to make the product
better so let's work together and be civil to each other.
Please let me know if any of the following facts are incorrect - it may
be that me (and others) are misunderstanding. PHP's mssql and sybase
libraries are different. As
Invalid since php5-sybase switched to mssql extension since 5.2.4-1.
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What is really ridiculous is that you complain just about package NAME.
Have you really checked contents of php5-sybase package?
/usr
/usr/lib
/usr/lib/php5
/usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs
/usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs/mssql.so
/usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs/pdo_dblib.so
/usr/share
/usr/share/doc
/etc
/etc/ph
+1
even if this bug is seen as a rant by some "official" people involved,
nobody ever gave a reason on why this _packaging_ issue seems so hard to
fix.
RedHat, SuSE, Mandriva, ... to name but a few other major distributions
all seem to be able to package php-mssql but obviously it seems to be
imp
Why are you guys so reluctant to make such a small change to include
better MS SQL Server support?
Can you imagine the (correct, IMO) response from the PHP guys to a
request to add better MSSQL support to the Sybase extension? I bet it
would be "No, the functionality is already there in the MSSQL
I disagree. The php5 team has already done the work to have full
support within the mssql.so extension. Including the real php5-mssql
package would be a very small change to incorporate that work. This is
a packaging issue, not a PHP issue.
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> we need a real php5-mssql package with true Microsoft SQL server
support
No, what you need to add required functionality to php5-sybase. Both
extensions use SAME freetds library. It's just matter of "bug" or "lack
of feature" in sybase extension. Feel free to aproach php team to fix
these defici
It's been a while since I've been working with MSSQL, which is why I'm
only just revisiting this bug.
The Sybase (DBLIB) drivers do not provide all the functionality needed
when using a Microsoft SQL Server DB. For example, using this driver
with PDO reports that transactions and stored procedures
I'm closing this as Fixed for Hardy: php5-sybase (5.2.4-2ubuntu1 and later)
provides php5-mssql now.
Thank you.
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A simple answer to all of these pleas for help would have stopped the
"useless ranting" a long time ago. Maybe instead of ignoring all of the
requests, you should respond to them with some progress updates.
Despite what you may think...none of us are clairvoyant!!!
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Debian switched to mssql code for sybase and mssql extension in 5.2.4-1.
When hardy pulls our updates you will get mssql code in place. Meanwhile
please stop this useless rant. Addin more "pleases" will get us nowhere.
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Please, please, please. As far as multiplatform interoperability goes,
this is just as important to us as a working Samba implementation. The
MS SQL server will probably be the last surviving Windows machine in my
org, and probably in many others too, and the php-mssql extension really
works well
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Another request for php5-mssql (and PDO) for me. Compiling it myself is
a royal PITA, especially for a production system. Thanks.
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Just wish to add my vote to getting this sorted. It's one annoyance that
need not be.
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This is really annoying for php developers. please up the importance of
this bug.
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any updates on this? Using current gutsy beta I see that php5-mssql is
still missing.
Making it available is absolutely trivial, just see the many postings on
the net regarding ubuntu & php5-mssql, eg.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=350269 for an example.
This is extremely annoying beca
I would also like to voice a need for a php5-mssql package. I would
like to start testing Ubuntu for our production servers and can't due to
a requirement for our php apps to interface with the mssql backend of
our accounting package.
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I just want to add my voice to the need to package the MSSQL extension.
I think it would help Ubuntu to break into the server market (Ubuntu
specifically, not Linux). I have a very big client that uses MSSQL and
has no intention of changing to any other database system in the
foreseeable future. T
I can't speak for RJT but in my limited experience I get "Read from SQL
server failed." about 50% of the time when querying a db on sql server
2005. Pretty sure that's a client error.
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RJT said:
> The mssql_* functions it provides are in fact aliases to sybase_* functions,
> and they don't behave in the same way as the true mssql_* functions,
> nor are they as reliable when used with MS SQL Server databases.
How do they not behave same way?
What's those reliability problems?
s
It should have been:
Maybe for gutsy... (not feisty)
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BTW: That provided patch is wrong in some details.
It should use modulelist first and just add pdo_mssql to
extramodulelist.
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Some typos in control file (cut&paste from mysql entry).
It doesn't ensure compatibility with existing sybase module users.
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That's a problem when you recompile whole php5 and add php5-mssql .deb
package.
If you compile just one module, it should not happen. (Should means that
security update should not change ABI, but you never know when dealing
with php upstream.)
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No, it's not but I have the same problem with that at hogman23
2007-03-08. Whenever there is a php update mssql uninstalls and apt-get
segfaults.
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It won't be packaged for dapper/edgy/feisty.
Maybe for feisty if somebody will do that. I'll try to poke sean (or
myself) to package it for Debian and maybe it will get propagated to
gutsy.
Anyway is it really that hard to do:
apt-get install php5-dev
cp -a php-5.x.x/ext/mssql /tmp/
cd /tmp/mssq
Any progress made here? I've been trying to use the sybase extension
with limited success. I intermittently get "Read from SQL server
failed." My research has led me to conclude that the solution is to use
the true mssql extension. A php5-mssql package would be a huge help.
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Unsubscribing Ubuntu Sponsors for main from this bug as the patch seems
not to work yet?
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So, unistalling the installed php5-imap package with 'apt-get remove',
before doing the build seems to fix that.
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Following Robert Holak's steps, which you mention, here, also fails
during the checking stage of the package build, with:
configure: error: recode extension can not be configured together with:
imap mysql
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You re
I've just used the instructions compucoder linked to in comment 2 and
they worked like a charm. The modifications the need to be made to the
config files in the 'debian' directory of the source package are
minimal.
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Am I missing something, here? The paths against each diff statement, in
this debdiff, seem to be all over the place. I certainly cannot run it
as it is.
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Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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Here is the debdiff that automatically creates the package php5-mssql
containing the mssql extension for php5 when php5 is packaged.
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Great stuff! Thank you :)
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