I know this doesn't -exactly- match php, but its still related, and
adodb doesn't have its own google group yet, so i thought I'd go
generic.
The problem is, I created a nice little script for Oracle using oci8
and tried to convert to db2, but ran into issues. In case you don't
know what ADODB is, checkout http://adodb.sourceforge.net/
The GetAssoc, or SetFetchMode(AD ODB_FETCH_ASSOC ) methods to get an
associative array from a DB2 database don't function properly. The
result of a simple query, for example:
select firstname, lastname, dob from person
results in an array something like:
Array (
[LASTNAME] => 'Bob'
[DOB] => 'Henry'
[0] => '1956-12-01'
)
Now -that- is a real pain, and I've tried looking through the db2
driver, but couldn't pin-point myself where the problem was, as the
ADODB code is a little out of my league, and the complications of the
new 'extension' don't help.
I was just wondering if anyone knows what I'm talking about? Or maybe a
possible solution to the problem? I'd prefer a solution at the base
level, not a 'quick-fix', as I use this library often.
Some further information that might be useful is that i'm running DB2
v8.2 Enterprise, on WinXP (up-to-date). I'm using the latest ADODB
4.8.1 (NOT the extension). And i'm using Apache/2.2.2 + PHP/5.1.4
served on WinXP, same machine as DB2.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Corey...
adodb doesn't have its own google group yet, so i thought I'd go
generic.
The problem is, I created a nice little script for Oracle using oci8
and tried to convert to db2, but ran into issues. In case you don't
know what ADODB is, checkout http://adodb.sourceforge.net/
The GetAssoc, or SetFetchMode(AD ODB_FETCH_ASSOC ) methods to get an
associative array from a DB2 database don't function properly. The
result of a simple query, for example:
select firstname, lastname, dob from person
results in an array something like:
Array (
[LASTNAME] => 'Bob'
[DOB] => 'Henry'
[0] => '1956-12-01'
)
Now -that- is a real pain, and I've tried looking through the db2
driver, but couldn't pin-point myself where the problem was, as the
ADODB code is a little out of my league, and the complications of the
new 'extension' don't help.
I was just wondering if anyone knows what I'm talking about? Or maybe a
possible solution to the problem? I'd prefer a solution at the base
level, not a 'quick-fix', as I use this library often.
Some further information that might be useful is that i'm running DB2
v8.2 Enterprise, on WinXP (up-to-date). I'm using the latest ADODB
4.8.1 (NOT the extension). And i'm using Apache/2.2.2 + PHP/5.1.4
served on WinXP, same machine as DB2.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Corey...
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