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Hello,
I've been searching the net for hours and haven't found any resolutions to this only more people with the same issue. I'm running the latest version of Zend Core on Windows Server 2003. We are using this server to serve a number of web applications developed using the Zend Framework. Our clients perferred DB is MS SQL 2005. I don't know why but PDO_MSSQL isn't included in the Zend Core build. Does anyone know how I might go about setting it up? Or suggest suitable work arounds for example mssql without PDO? I have tried downloading the same version of PHP used and placing the PDO_MSSQL.dll file in the \Zend\Core\lib\phpext\ directory, but when enabling 'display_startup_errors' I noticed this... "Unable to load dynamic library 'C:\Program Files\Zend\Core\lib\phpext\php_pdo_mssql.dll' - The specified module could not be found." Hopefully someone out there ran in to this problem and found a resolution... Because it seems most forums discussing it haven't. Kind regards, Grant |
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Check out the name of the DLL file:
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Thanks for your response! The module is already included in php.ini to be loaded.
The error message in my orginal post is actually from Apache rather than from an application. So Apache & PHP are definitely trying to load the module which is when it's returning the error. Despite the file being located in the specified directory and being the same version as the included PDO DLL. |
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