ok, i found the answer.
although i could not find the reason, u have to load php_mssql.dll
dynamically from the code with following line(it is not enough to set
from php.ini):
dl("php_mssql.dll");
but do not forget to put the DLL in directory C:\php4 .This is the
default directory for dl() function. Just create if it doesnt exist.
then there was a need to use php mail() function from the same
script. and i got some more errors because of it. the first error was
that it could not find the default sender of mails(). and after a few
investigation i decided to set it dynamically(still it is not enough
to set it in php.ini):
ini_set("sendmail_from","someone@somehost");
but errors did not stop. this time SMTP server could not find the
receipents despite they were in the same domain with SMTP server. so
i decided to use a class for this email sending process:
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/14.html
it works fine. i dont know why the original mail() function of php
doesnt work. thanks to Manuel Lemos for this class.
--- Cenk Uysal <cenk_uysal@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> hi,
>
> php: 4.3.3
> apache: 1.3.24
> mssql: sql 2000 server
> os: windows 2000
>
> i try to run a php script from command line. it contains some mssql
> functions. when i call it by browser, everthing works fine. but
> when
> i call the same script from command line i get the error message:
>
> Fatal Error: Couldn't find the function mssql_connect()
>
> sql client is installed, dll exists in system folder, php.ini mssql
> extension is set. everthing seems to be ok. do u have any idea?
> thanks...
>
>
>
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