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SQL Server FAQs - PHP MSSQL Functions - Connections and Query Execution
A collection of 18 FAQs on connecting to MS SQL Server with PHP scripts. Clear explanations and tutorial exercises are provided on SQL Server connection; providing port number; selecting database; running SQL statements; checking execution errors; looping through query result; looping through result fields. Topics included in this collections:
Downloading and Installing PHP on Windows
Checking Your PHP Installation
Requirements for Connecting PHP to MS SQL Server
Turning on the MSSQL API Module
ntwdblib.dll - SQL Server Client Library DLL
Missing ntwdblib.dll for MSSQL connection
Finding ntwdblib.dll Version 2000.80.194.0
mssql_connect() - Connecting to Different Port Numbers
Commonly Used MSSQL Functions in PHP
mssql_close() - Disconnecting from a SQL Server
mssql_select_db() - Selecting an Exiting Database
mssql_query() - Executing SQL Statements
mssql_get_last_message() - Retrieving Error Messages
Turning Off PHP Warning Messages for MSSQL Connection
Returning Result from Query with MSSQL Connection
mssql_fetch_array() - Looping through Result Set Objects
Please note that all answers and tutorials are based on SQL Server 2005 Express Edition and PHP 5 on Windows XP. Sometimes you may need to run previous tutorials in order to continue a later tutorial.
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