ODBC examples

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Example: PHP and the ODBC driver

See how the Apache Software Foundation's web server, PHP, and the ODBC Driver in iSeries Access for Linux can work together to access database data on an iSeries server.

Instructions for setting up PHP and Apache are in the Redpiece Linux Integration with OS/400^® on the IBM eServer™ iSeries Server, (SG24-6551). Read section 2.6 Three-tier application setup using PHP and Apache. Additional instructions are in index.html or index.php in the download file.

Requirements: a Linux machine running PHP under the Apache web server, the unixODBC driver manager, and the ODBC Driver in iSeries Access for Linux. PHP must have unixODBC driver manager support compiled in.

http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/linux/odbc/guide/phpdemo.tar.