note 4102 deleted from sybase_connect by joey
| From: | joey@php.net | Date: | Mon, 11 Dec 2000 02:22:44 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 4102 deleted from sybase_connect by joey | ||
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The problem with sybase_connect function is that servername is not FQDN or an IP address of a server
you want to connect to but an alias in an interfaces file. Syntax for this file is very simple,
although I found nothing about it in Sybase documentation :-( All I've found was screenshots of
tools modyfying this file...
Anyway, you should set it up like this:
<PRE>
myserver
query tcp ether srv.addr.com 2638
</PRE>
The <PRE>myserver</PRE> is the name of alias you'll use un sybase_connect().
Instead of <PRE>srv.addr.com</PRE> you should enter FQDN or IP address of database
server. <PRE>2638</PRE> is port number where your server is listening to (2638 is
default). Hope this will help! Good luck!