I'm a little confused, I have test apps, using Pear DB.php but in my
application, and debugging through Zend studio, I have some Database
updates obviously working and then I get a Fatal Error.
Apparently, it cannot find DB.php and shows include_path as:
".;C:\PHP5"

On my Windows XP system, I've got php installed at C:\php
and any php.ini or apache conf files reflect this accurately.
My phpinfo() also correctly shows include_path as:
".;C:\PHP\pear"

Even stranger, is why I'd get some updates to work initially, then it
hiccups.

ideas ?

This problem seems directly related to Zend Studio 4.0. I can run
error-free without it. It seems to have assigned a new value to my
include_path.

Anyone else have a similar experience ?

I've checked many settings: (env and registry), php.ini, Apache's conf
and found no instance of C:\PHP5 I have to assume its a Zend Studio
problem.

When I manually set the "include_path" right above, an Fatal Error
occurs; it can't find the mysql extension: 'DB Error: extension not
found'.

Suggestions most welcome.
i_dvlp at hotmail.com

On 2005-08-25, webguynow <invinfo@rcn.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> This problem seems directly related to Zend Studio 4.0. I can run
> error-free without it. It seems to have assigned a new value to my
> include_path.
>
> Anyone else have a similar experience ?
>
> I've checked many settings: (env and registry), php.ini, Apache's conf
> and found no instance of C:\PHP5 I have to assume its a Zend Studio
> problem.
>
> When I manually set the "include_path" right above, an Fatal Error
> occurs; it can't find the mysql extension: 'DB Error: extension not
> found'.[/color]

Or you sure the php.ini in use is the one you think it is? With
phpinfo() you can see which ini file is used.

To me it sounds like you're missing a extension=php_mysql.dll

--
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Tim Van Wassenhove <http://timvw.madoka.be>

As I mentioned - I'm running error free when I don't use the Z.Studio.