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On Mon, 2004-08-23 at 16:37, Kelly Cookson wrote: > <?php > //Define the connection to the database. > $odbc = > odbc_connect("mysystem","myusername","mypassword") or > die("Couldn't define connection"); > //Define the library and file name. > $libname = "MYLIB"; > $filename = "MYFILE"; > //Get the info. > $res400 = odbc_columns($conn_ODBC, "mysystem", > $libname, $filename, "%") or die(odbc_errormsg()); > //Display results. > echo odbc_result_all($res400); > ?> > > The script fails on the attempt to assign $res400. > The message from odbc_errormsg() reads as follows: > > Warning: odbc_columns(): supplied argument is not a > valid ODBC-Link resource in > c:\apacheserver\Apache\htdocs\php\iseries1.php on line > 14 "$odbc" is the variable name for your connection, but you are sending "$conn_ODBC". It is sometimes hard to see this stuff in a loosely typed language like PHP. Joel http://www.rpgnext.com
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