e: [PHP4BETA] Stored Procedures and ODBC

* Frank R. Gross (gross@arkana.de) [991027 05:15]: > Hi, > > the PHP3 manual writes something about "stored procedures" and the > different "cursor types" one can use (see > http://www.php.net/manual/function.odbc-connect.php3). > > "[..] With some ODBC drivers, executing a complex stored procedure may > fail with.. [..]" > In general you only need to use the curser_type if you have anything other than a one select statment. If, however, you have 2 or more (insert/select/delete) Or if you have some transact code such as if's you will, then, need to change the cursor type. > But how can I call "stored procedures" in MS Access DBs using the > ODBC functions of PHP3? There's nothing written about that in the > current PHP3 manual. Is this already implemented in PHP3 or will it > be available in PHP4 then? > MS Access doesn't have "Stored procedures" per say; They are special "saved queries". So you treat them just like another table. > I'm running NT/IIS4.0 with PHP 3.0.11 as CGI. > Umm.. This is the wrong list. You may want to subscirbe to the php3 list. Curt -- ----- End forwarded message -----