[snip] I suspect that the problem is with file permissions. I recall that since Metabase uses include to load class files, the script will not exit when it fails to include a PHP class file. Assuming that is the case, make sure that all Metabase class files are readable by your Web server user. [/snip] The permissions seem fine. However, I've discovered something else. I was able to use Metabase without any trouble on a linux server to access a Postgres database. I then removed the call to MetabaseSetDatabase and changed the drive to odbc-msaccess, and the errors returned. Changed it back to pgsql or mysql and the errors go away. I just now tried this on the IIS box and got the same results. If I specify postgres I get an error telling me that postgres is not enabled in that php implementation, and if I specify mysql it works fine. If I change it back to odbc-msaccess, the errors are there. So, the error message I get is only triggered when I specify Access as the database. Does this provide any further insight? Cheers and TIA, Pablo -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
