Call to undefined function odbc_connect()

[Bill]

Hi,
I installed PHP 5.0 on my linux box.
In php.ini, i added this: extension=odbc. so
But i still get the error:"Call to undefined function odbc_connect()" when
trying to run this command:
$connect = odbc_connect ('DRIVER={Micro soft Access Driver
(*.mdb)};DBQ=/mnt/pen1800d/access\newres.m db', '', '');

In windows, no error.
I thought odbc was integrated in php.
What do i have to install then and what about php.ini?

Thanks

[J.O. Aho]

Bill wrote:

Hi,
I installed PHP 5.0 on my linux box.
In php.ini, i added this: extension=odbc. so
But i still get the error:"Call to undefined function odbc_connect()" when
trying to run this command:
$connect = odbc_connect ('DRIVER={Micro soft Access Driver
(*.mdb)};DBQ=/mnt/pen1800d/access\newres.m db', '', '');

In windows, no error.
I thought odbc was integrated in php.
What do i have to install then and what about php.ini?

The PHP has been compiled without the odbc support or the odbc part has been
split into another package which you need to install.
//Aho

[Bill]

Thanks for replying.
I downloaded the file PHP-5.1.2 (tar.gz).
How can i know whether odbc module is included?
Can you tell me the option in order to compile php with odbc? (something
like --odbc ?)?
Thanks
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Bill wrote:

Hi,
I installed PHP 5.0 on my linux box.
In php.ini, i added this: extension=odbc. so
But i still get the error:"Call to undefined function odbc_connect()"
when trying to run this command:
$connect = odbc_connect ('DRIVER={Micro soft Access Driver
(*.mdb)};DBQ=/mnt/pen1800d/access\newres.m db', '', '');

In windows, no error.
I thought odbc was integrated in php.
What do i have to install then and what about php.ini?

The PHP has been compiled without the odbc support or the odbc part has
been split into another package which you need to install.
//Aho

[mich]

root@mich work/php-5.1.2# ./configure --help |g odbc
--with-custom-odbc[=DIR]
have some odbc.h in your include dirs.
CUSTOM_ODBC_LIB S="-ldblib -lodbc"
--with-iodbc[=DIR] Include iODBC support. DIR is the iODBC base
--with-pdo-odbc=flavour,di r
--with-pdo-odbc=unixODBC

--with-pdo-odbc=generic,di r,libname,ldfla gs,cflags
named pdo_odbc.so