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Old 01-10-2007, 09:10 AM   #1
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how to access oracle from php4


Hi,
I know this question is more suited at the php forum. But its urgent so
I'm posting my question here.

Can anyone tell me how to access oracle from php. I'm using CentOS 4
with php4 already installed. From what I found after a bit of
googling...php will have to be recompiled with oracle support. This
seems to be a lot tedious.
Anyone with an advice on how to use oracle with php.

I'm using CentOS4
php4
oracle10g

Thanks
Danish
 
  


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