Re: Conexão adodb com SQL Server

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On 04/01/2014 09:10 AM, Mauricio Tavares wrote:
On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 11:28 AM, Jim Lucas <lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 04/01/2014 05:07 AM, Edson David wrote:

Guys, I'm trying to make the connection to the SQL Server database using
adodb, but when I run the lines below, the page is blank, not returning any
rows. The problem from what I dectetei, is when the connection attempt is
made with the server and the table data.
Thank you in advance.

<?php
// Include the library


As the other Jim said, enable error reporting and display_errors and you
might get something.  Be warned, if it a parse error that is causing this
issue, you will need to enable the above two settings in your php.ini file
instead of placing those options in your script.

What I do sometimes when doing the above it too much hassle is to remove the
all but the first line, then add back each line.  Always keep an echo
'!done!'; at the end to make sure that the script is finishing.  My guess is

       I myself am not a great php programmer, so I try to use the "or
die()" thingie (kinda like try/except in python?) so I know a given
statement worked or went boink. For instance, if it did not connect to
the database, why continue?

This method does work with 99% of all problems. But, if you have a parse error, it will not work. Parse errors are a fatal error. It can't even complete parsing your script, so it never fires that "or die();" call.



going to be that it is something in your include'd file or the
adonewconnection() function call.


include('adodb/adodb.inc.php');
$conn = &ADONewConnection('mssql');
$conn->Connect('192.168.1.2:1433','','','siscom'); // Connection to the
database
$sql = "SELECT * FROM agenda"; // Select the table columns calendar
$consulta = $conn->Execute($sql);
// Displaying Data
echo("<table width='250' border='1'>
          <tr>
              <td>ID</td>
              <td>Name</td>
          </tr>");

while(!$query->EOF) {
      echo("<tr>
              <td>" . $query->fields[0] . "</td>
              <td>" . $query->fields[1] . "</td>
            </tr>");
      $query->MoveNext();
}

// Number of table records
$tot_register = $consulta->RecordCount();
echo("<tr><td colspan='2'> Total record (s): " . $tot_register .
"</td></tr>");
echo("</table>");



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