Re: Re: php_mysql.dll - WON'T WORK!!

I used the Libmysql.dll form the 3.xx mysql version and it seams to works. But I had big doubts. After reading your message I took the Libmysql.dll from the php distrib and it I am now more confident that it works. Thanks. "Felipe Gasper" <gasperfm@uc.edu> wrote in message news:41668489.3070402@uc.edu... > Use the libmysql.dll provided by PHP - that should work just fine. > > -Felipe Gasper > > Quoth Marc Kia on 10/8/2004 1:18 AM... > > Hello, > > > > I have the same probleme if I undersoud well: > > The last available MYSQL 4.0.21 is not supported by the php_mysql.dll > > because of the suppression of the drop_database function in Libmysql.dll. > > To seams like a bug in the php_mysql.dll I hope that I will find a fix prety > > quickly. Because using php_mysqli.dll is not possible in many cases because > > of backward compatibility. > > > > I'll try to use an old crapy 3.xx it should work again. > > > > bye > > > > > > "Phpdiscuss - Php Newsgroups And Mailing Lists" <jostapchuk@comcast.net> > > wrote in message > > news:20041006181733.53835.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > > > >>I set my extension folder to 'D:\Service\PHP\ext' and the php_mysql.dll is > >>in the ext folder. I was getting an error saying "The specified module > >>could not be found." But after I copied the libmySQL.dll to the system32 > >>folder, I got this error, "The specified procedure could not be found." > >>(Notice the difference of 'module' and 'procedure' in the two error > >>messages.) Why isn't it working? *sighs* > >> > >>Thanks in advance. > > > > > > -- > Quidquid latine scriptum sit altum viditur. > Si hoc legere scis, nimis eruditionis habes. > > Easier web browsing: http://mozilla.org