Posted by Christopher.Jones on 11/18/86 11:42
"Keith E. Sauvant" <ne.ws.ksau@spamgourmet.com> writes:
> I like the idea of using Zend Core for Oracle. But: PHP5 is still not
> certified for some of our customers.
Coming late to the party but FWIW, the re-factored OCI8 driver (aka
OCI8 1.1 onwards) was designed to be usable with PHP 4.
> We use the latest PECL OCI8-Extension. That should be exactly the one
> Zend Core uses. Am I right?
ZCO picks up the latest PECL build. The release schedules are not
completely syncronized but there was a new PECL OCI8 1.2 bundle on 16
March at http://pecl.php.net/package/oci8 that matches ZCO 1.3.1. (It
will take a short while for the pre-built Windows stack on
http://pecl4win.php.net/ext.php/php_oci8.dll to complete builds of
1.2.)
Another advantage of the re-factored OCI8 driver (aka OCI8 1.1
onwards) is that the the oci_close/ocilogoff function is no-longer a
no-op. You can now force a connection to close. This may be useful
in scripts that only access Oracle for a short time relative to other
PHP processing because resources can be freed for other Oracle users.
Chris
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