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List:       freetds
Subject:    [freetds] RE: freetds-0.60 + unixODBC + sqlserver2000 + PHP
From:       ZIGLIO Frediano <Frediano.Ziglio () vodafoneomnitel ! it>
Date:       2002-10-14 8:54:48
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> 
> I'm still waiting that a God's soon can help me on this.
> I've identified the problem, but don't know how to correct it.
> I have PHP compiled as cgi and as Apache module. Both with 
> same compiling 
> options (except for cgi option).
> Using PHP as CGI I can run a script that connects to a 
> SQLServer via unixODBC 
> + freetds without problems, but when I try it with PHP as 
> Apache module, it 
> crashes because during a select preparation, PHP calls a 
> freetds function 
> called SQLSetStmtAttr with SQL_CURSOR_TYPE option, still not 
> implemented.
> It looks that just returning the supported one to PHP would 
> be enough, but I 
> don't know how to do this.
> I tried just placing this inside the case:
> 
> SQL_CURSOR_TYPE:
>   break;
> 

Friday I wrote a small fix for this. I committed it to cvs this morning. It
simply return success setting forward cursors. If PHP want to use other
cursor it return error. IMHO this is the correct behaviour. 

If you want to use PHP with FreeTDS think about using ctlib. ctlib work
better than odbc (for now).

freddy77

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