FreeTDS Development Group

["Lowden, James K" <LowdenJK AT bernstein.com>]

PHPer's, 

I'd like to add this question to the FAQ, with your help.  

Breugh's problem sounded familiar, so I looked at the FAQ and the list
messages since August.  Several people asked about PHP "no data returned"
errors or something like it, but the messages just "run off the end" that
is, the asker stops asking without mentioning what worked.  

I think the basic plan is:
1.      Make sure the server is up (use telnet)
2.      Make sure the interfaces file is right
3.      Make sure ./configure and TDSVER are reasonable
4.      Try test.sh
5.      Try sqsh.

If SQSH works with the query in question, then look at php:

6a.     Turn on logging.
7a.     ./configure php version X with ???????
8a.     Then what?

If SQSH fails with the query in question:
6b.     Turn on logging.
7b.     Check the list archive. 
8b.     Send a message to the list.

Several people have been down this road recently.  What did you do (that
you'd do again)?  I myself use neither Linux (much) nor PHP (at all), so I
can't answer the question, but I will be sure to combine any suggestions or
advice you have into the documentation.  

--jkl



-----Original Message-----
From: Breughel [mailto:b.mclife AT mailcity.com]
Sent: November 27, 2000 5:02 AM
To: TDS Development Group
Subject: [freetds] page not found


Hi,

I just installed php4 and freetds on a linux machine. I am currently
comparing its performance with Openlink's odbc. I converted some of my
programs so that it will use the mssql functions(freetds) instead of the
unified odbc functions(openlink). Using freetds, I observed that queries
with error/s sometimes would lead to "Page not found" error in IE. One
example of this error is when the query would return no value(NULL). Is
this a bug or something? How will I go about this problem?

Breugh

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