Posted by Dave E on 03/31/05 16:36

On windows/php systems usually in the php.ini file there are lines that
are commented out for different dll's like:

;php_mysql.dll

To use the mysql functionality you would uncomment(remove the ; ) from
that line and save the php.ini file.

I'm assuming there is such a line in your php.ini file. You would have
to make sure that you have this dll file in your php installation...such
as in:

C:\PHP\ext

If you don't then you will have to get it from PHP's website. Give that
a try.


Dallas Freeman wrote:
> I've installed PHP and it works fine in IIS. I've installed MySQL and
> through the Windows Command Line I can operate MySQL queries etc, but
> how do I get PHP and IIS to recognise MySQL.
>
> Also, which version of PHP do I need to work with MySQL because I'm
> somewhat worried that my version doesn't have mysql functions as well.
> I get the error that the functions that I put in my scripts that
> relate to mysql aren't recognised.
>
> Thanks for reading and helping.

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