Appended a patch to the sybase extensions, that set the default value for
the sybase appname to ("PHP " PHP_VERSION). I have seen that in PHP 4.3.6
where this variable is statically set to "PHP 4.0" (!!!). In the tree of
PHP5 it is a little bit better when this is set to "PHP 5", but the perfect
soultion sould be the patch.
If somebody wants a fixed sybase "appname", he can configure it in php.ini
or give it to the sybase_(p)connect function.
Uwe Schindler
thetaphi@php.net - http://www.php.net
NSAPI SAPI developer
Erlangen, Germany
Appended a patch to the sybase extensions, that set the default value for
the sybase appname to ("PHP " PHP_VERSION). I have seen that in PHP 4.3.6
where this variable is statically set to "PHP 4.0" (!!!). In the tree of
PHP5 it is a little bit better when this is set to "PHP 5", but the perfect
soultion sould be the patch.
Commit it? :)
Derick
Appended a patch to the sybase extensions, that set the default value for
the sybase appname to ("PHP " PHP_VERSION). I have seen that in PHP 4.3.6
where this variable is statically set to "PHP 4.0" (!!!). In the tree of
PHP5 it is a little bit better when this is set to "PHP 5", but the perfect
soultion sould be the patch.Commit it? :)
Go ahead.
- Timm
Appended a patch to the sybase extensions, that set the default value for
the sybase appname to ("PHP " PHP_VERSION). I have seen that in PHP 4.3.6
where this variable is statically set to "PHP 4.0" (!!!). In the tree of
PHP5 it is a little bit better when this is set to "PHP 5", but the perfect
soultion sould be the patch.Commit it? :)
Go ahead.
It was already done ;-)
Derick