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Heyo,
I am racking my brains this morning. I am developing a simple PHP script
that displays the results of a SQL SELECT statement back to the browser. I
should note that developing this script, and configuring an ODBC connection
to DB2/400, on Windows is working just fine. But I am now trying to get
ZendStudio/PHP on my Ubuntu Linux desktop to communicate with DB2 on the
iSeries. I was heading down the unixodbc.org path until I remembered there
was the i5 PHP toolkit. I have since been trying to make the following
simple script run successfully:
<?php
include_once('Toolkit_classes.php');
i5_connect ( '999.999.999.999', 'USER', 'PASSWORD' );
if (! $conn)
die ( "Connection error is :" . i5_errormsg () );
else
echo "Connection OK! " . $conn . "<br>\n";
?>
I thought I heard mention that the toolkit came with the i5 version of
ZendStudio but now I am wondering if it is instead a component of ZendCore.
The issue with the above is it can't resolve the i5_* PHP API's and I can't
seem to find them anywhere on my system either.
Anybody else running their PHP on Linux and communicating with DB2 on the
iSeries? I am open to pretty much any options at this point. No, it isn't
an option to run the PHP on the iSeries - client requirement.
Thanks,
Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com
midrange.com
