Re: [PHP4BETA] odbc_close
| From: | Avrum Goodblatt | Date: | Sun, 12 Mar 2000 22:26:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP4BETA] odbc_close | ||
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Just to clairfy - the odbc_close does not cause a problem with php3, only with
php4 (cgi)
Date sent: Sun, 12 Mar 2000 14:00:56 -0800
To: Avrum Goodblatt <goodblat@sprynet.com>
From: Leo Baschy <nirvana@got.net>
Subject: Re: [PHP4BETA] odbc_close
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> At 11:10 AM 3/12/00 -1000, you wrote:
> >I have commented out odbc_close using php4 because it seems to
> >give an access violation. NT 4.0 IBM HTTP Server (apache).
> >Everything then runs fine. Is there still supposed to be a
> >problem with odbc? I'm using the php4 dev5
>
> If that works for you that's good, keep it that way.
>
> Problems occur if you like me use odbc_close() on purpose.
>
> I'm taking ODBC very far, including actually having written for PHP3 code that gives me
> output parameters of procedures (odbc_procedure) and multiple result sets (not just rows) etc (also
> something you have asked for). Works fine in PHP3 and now bringing it into PHP4 and releasing it at
> the
same time (releasing for PHP4 only, PHP3 is dead for me).
> While doing that I notice that some things in php_odbc of PHP4b4+ are less than perfect
> (some even don't work), and that's what much of this discussion is about.
> Great as the new Zend is, not every implication of Zend on php_odbc seems to have been
> thought of, by not any party (including myself, but I'm catching up quickly). The current
> public discussion of php_odbc on this list is to make sure Windows and Linux people are heard as
> well as people
with different uses.
> Myself I have some pretty big PHP scripts that access many tables (possibly more than one
> database) for one page and do quite a lot of processing for one page, so I really use different
> features than others who e.g. serve lots of small data (which I do on a few pages only).
>
> You ask: Is there supposed to be a problem with php_odbc? I think if a user takes PHP3 script
> and it crashes unless she removes odbc_close() that _is_ a problem.
>
> Use it, it soon will be better than PHP3.
>
> - Leo Baschy <nirvana@got.net>
>
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