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sqlite/PHP under OS X Tim Streater 06-19-2008
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Posted by Tim Streater on June 19, 2008, 5:22 pm
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 Running 10.5.3. I'm trying to make a PHP command line script with sqlite
calls. But it fails at the first such (sqlite_open), saying "call to
undefined function sqlite_open ...".

phpinfo() tells me that sqlite support is enabled.

What am I missing?

TIA - tim

Posted by Jerry Stuckle on June 19, 2008, 8:30 pm
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 Tim Streater wrote:
> Running 10.5.3. I'm trying to make a PHP command line script with sqlite
> calls. But it fails at the first such (sqlite_open), saying "call to
> undefined function sqlite_open ...".
>
> phpinfo() tells me that sqlite support is enabled.
>
> What am I missing?
>
> TIA - tim
>

Something here doesn't make any sense. If phpinfo() shows SQL Lite is
enabled, then sqlite_open() will not be defined.

I know this sounds stupid - but are you executing your phpinfo() from
the same location that you're calling sqlite_open()? That is, if the
sqlite_open() call is in a web application, is your phpinfo() being
loaded from the same WEBSITE? Or, if this is a CLI application, are you
calling phpinfo() from another CLI?

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Posted by Tim Streater on June 20, 2008, 3:52 am
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> Tim Streater wrote:
> > Running 10.5.3. I'm trying to make a PHP command line script with sqlite
> > calls. But it fails at the first such (sqlite_open), saying "call to
> > undefined function sqlite_open ...".
> >
> > phpinfo() tells me that sqlite support is enabled.
> >
> > What am I missing?
> >
> > TIA - tim
> >
>
> Something here doesn't make any sense. If phpinfo() shows SQL Lite is
> enabled, then sqlite_open() will not be defined.

Is that an extra "not" there? :-)

> I know this sounds stupid - but are you executing your phpinfo() from
> the same location that you're calling sqlite_open()? That is, if the
> sqlite_open() call is in a web application, is your phpinfo() being
> loaded from the same WEBSITE? Or, if this is a CLI application, are you
> calling phpinfo() from another CLI?

One PHP script contains just the phpinfo call. The other just has an
sqlite_open call. Both in my home directory. I run both from a Terminal
window by going:

prompt> php somefile.php

So - that's it.

Posted by Baris-C on June 20, 2008, 4:29 am
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>
> > Tim Streater wrote:
> > > Running 10.5.3. I'm trying to make a PHP command line script with sqlite
> > > calls. But it fails at the first such (sqlite_open), saying "call to
> > > undefined function sqlite_open ...".
>
> > > phpinfo() tells me that sqlite support is enabled.
>
> > > What am I missing?
>
> > > TIA - tim
>
> > Something here doesn't make any sense. If phpinfo() shows SQL Lite is
> > enabled, then sqlite_open() will not be defined.
>
> Is that an extra "not" there? :-)
>
> > I know this sounds stupid - but are you executing your phpinfo() from
> > the same location that you're calling sqlite_open()? That is, if the
> > sqlite_open() call is in a web application, is your phpinfo() being
> > loaded from the same WEBSITE? Or, if this is a CLI application, are you
> > calling phpinfo() from another CLI?
>
> One PHP script contains just the phpinfo call. The other just has an
> sqlite_open call. Both in my home directory. I run both from a Terminal
> window by going:
>
> prompt> php somefile.php
>
> So - that's it.

I faced same problem on php 5.2.5, i don't not if the bug was fixed as
of 5.2.6, now i use PDO functions..;) both on Linux and Windows

Posted by Jerry Stuckle on June 20, 2008, 7:04 am
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Tim Streater wrote:
>
>> Tim Streater wrote:
>>> Running 10.5.3. I'm trying to make a PHP command line script with sqlite
>>> calls. But it fails at the first such (sqlite_open), saying "call to
>>> undefined function sqlite_open ...".
>>>
>>> phpinfo() tells me that sqlite support is enabled.
>>>
>>> What am I missing?
>>>
>>> TIA - tim
>>>
>> Something here doesn't make any sense. If phpinfo() shows SQL Lite is
>> enabled, then sqlite_open() will not be defined.
>
> Is that an extra "not" there? :-)
>

Yep :-)

>> I know this sounds stupid - but are you executing your phpinfo() from
>> the same location that you're calling sqlite_open()? That is, if the
>> sqlite_open() call is in a web application, is your phpinfo() being
>> loaded from the same WEBSITE? Or, if this is a CLI application, are you
>> calling phpinfo() from another CLI?
>
> One PHP script contains just the phpinfo call. The other just has an
> sqlite_open call. Both in my home directory. I run both from a Terminal
> window by going:
>
> prompt> php somefile.php
>
> So - that's it.
>

OK, that's very strange then. How about pasting your failing code?

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