> till wrote:
>>>
>>> Personally I would expect the new extension to be the most reliable. I
>>> wonder why people want to connect directly from a linux box. What's wrong
>>> with connecting using a windows machine, SQL Sever requires a windows
>>> machine to start with. So I think the first adapter to write for ZF
>>> regarding SQL Server would be one using the new extension that you
>>> pointed
>>> us at. If it is not available to other os, let's get microsoft to make it
>>> available to other OS's.
>>
>> Amen to that. :-) If you have to use SQL Server, I'd also try to keep
>> it simple and use IIS with fcgi PHP. From what I know that combo runs
>> pretty well.
>
> Hi,
> Of course if you have one server with sql server instalation and want to put
> somewhere application server it could be a good idea to install iis with php
> on it. But, for instance, if have already installed application on linux
> machine with mysql or postgresql, whatever, and you need to exchange data
> with ms sql server then problems begins. There is no support from ms for
> drivers, there is only dblib with freetds and odbc (i don't know if there is
> anything more worth to be mentioned). Personally i have to connect with
> mssql becouse of different kind of interfaces proposed by clients and not
> becouse i want to have apache on linux and db on windows.
> In summary, i would be very glad if i have stable mssql driver on linux with
> complete documentation :)
Totally agree, of course. :)
I don't know why there is so little activity from MS on PDO or MSSQL.
Of course they want people to move to all Windows. Regardless,
personally I have run FreeTDS and accessed SQLServer from FreeBSD.
Hasn't been high traffic though - I just pulled data from a SQL server
and crunched it for analysis.
There is a PDO mailinglist if you want to get involved or peep:
http://news.php.net/php.pdo
Till
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