FreeTDS Development Group

[Jones <jones_mb AT yahoo.com>]

This is a follow-up to my previous message.

When I run the strings command on the php_sybase_ct.o library in 
ext/sybase_ct/, I noticed that it had most of the mssql_* functions. 
However it didn't have any of the ones required for running stored 
procedures.  In the ext/mssql/ folder, I saw that the php_mssql.c 
file in there has the functions for stored procedures.

The configure parameters I used for PHP included 
"--with-sybase-ct=shared,/usr".  Is there something else I must 
include so it will build the stored procedure functions in the 
php_mssql.c file?

I posted my previous message as a response to a thread, so your mail 
client may add it to the end of another non-related thread.  I am 
repeating the text of that post below.  Apologies to the owner of 
that other thread for attempting to "hijack" his/her thread.

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I am trying to access stored procedures in MS SQL 2000 using PHP and 
FreeTDS.  PHP is 4.3.1 and TDS is version 0.61.  This is being done 
on a Linux system (debian distribution).

When I call mssql_init, I get the error message "Fatal error :  Call 
to undefined function:  mssql_init() in /www/turnstrends/test.php on 
line 27".   The same happens with mssql_execute.  According to 
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mssql-init.php, mssql_init is 
supported from PHP 4.1 onwards.

I am able to connect to the database and run queries using the other 
mssql_* functions.  So far it looks like only stored procedures fail. 
From other posts I have seen in the archives, I was under the 
impression that I can use stored procedures.

Does anyone have suggestions on what I can do to solve this problem?

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thanks
jmb