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PDO on windows Jeff 07-29-2008
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Posted by Jeff on July 29, 2008, 2:29 pm
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 Much to my surprise PDO does not come with php 5.2.6 on windows.

I can't seem to find out much about how to install PDO and the mysql
driver for IIS and windows. I haven't given up googling, but...

Any resources on this? I have a client that I'll need to talk through
this. Hard to do when you are clueless yourself!

Jeff

Posted by Gordon on July 30, 2008, 2:55 am
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> =A0 Much to my surprise PDO does not come with php 5.2.6 on windows.
>
> I can't seem to find out much about how to install PDO and the mysql
> driver for IIS and windows. =A0I haven't given up googling, but...
>
> =A0 =A0Any resources on this? I have a client that I'll need to talk thro=
ugh
> this. Hard to do when you are clueless yourself!
>
> =A0 =A0Jeff

Using PHP 5.2.4 for Windows here for development, it includes the PDO
classes. Enabling them was just a matter of ucommenting the
appropriate lines in the php.ini file (and I think I had to uncomment
some other stuff related to database drivers too, but it's been a
while since I did it do I don't remember).

Posted by Jeff on July 30, 2008, 10:34 am
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Gordon wrote:
>> Much to my surprise PDO does not come with php 5.2.6 on windows.
>>
>> I can't seem to find out much about how to install PDO and the mysql
>> driver for IIS and windows. I haven't given up googling, but...
>>
>> Any resources on this? I have a client that I'll need to talk through
>> this. Hard to do when you are clueless yourself!
>>
>> Jeff
>
> Using PHP 5.2.4 for Windows here for development, it includes the PDO
> classes. Enabling them was just a matter of ucommenting the
> appropriate lines in the php.ini file (and I think I had to uncomment
> some other stuff related to database drivers too, but it's been a
> while since I did it do I don't remember).


Thanks. Do you have to restart the server afterwards?

Jeff

Posted by Gordon on July 30, 2008, 11:53 am
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> Gordon wrote:
> >> Much to my surprise PDO does not come with php 5.2.6 on windows.
>
> >> I can't seem to find out much about how to install PDO and the mysql
> >> driver for IIS and windows. I haven't given up googling, but...
>
> >> Any resources on this? I have a client that I'll need to talk through
> >> this. Hard to do when you are clueless yourself!
>
> >> Jeff
>
> > Using PHP 5.2.4 for Windows here for development, it includes the PDO
> > classes. Enabling them was just a matter of ucommenting the
> > appropriate lines in the php.ini file (and I think I had to uncomment
> > some other stuff related to database drivers too, but it's been a
> > while since I did it do I don't remember).
>
> Thanks. Do you have to restart the server afterwards?
>
> Jeff

Yes, any changes to php.ini will require a server restart. At least on
Apache they do, I would imagine the same is true of IIS.

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