Adodb php manual

I could have been noted before in this thread but I couldnt find it on my first search. This function (odbc_num_rows) returns -1 when ODBCing to MS SQL and making it hard to get the number of rows in the returned recordset. ADOdb supports the ability to work with cached query results, either through storing the results on local disks, or via the use of a Memcached Server. The functions below work the same as their non-caching equivalents, but also check for the availabiltiy of cached results first. ADOdb is a database abstraction layer for PHP. Compatible with most supported databases, it provides an easy way to use the same code against all databases, Portable code can be written that runs unchanged.

This document describes how to setup PHP-FPM inside a docker image, using nginx, MySQL and PHP I could have been noted before in this thread but I couldnt find it on my first search. This function (odbc_num_rows) returns -1 when ODBCing to MS SQL and making it hard to get the number of rows in the returned recordset. ADOdb supports the ability to work with cached query results, either through storing the results on local disks, or via the use of a Memcached Server. The functions below work the same as their non-caching equivalents, but also check for the availabiltiy of cached results first. This can help reduce database load.

There is a code c# which works with the COM-library (written on C++) - www.doorway.ru I need to rewrite this code from C# to PHP (that is connect the COM-library to the PHP code) Here is the function that is called inside C#: Gr = www.doorway.ru_www.doorway.ru; And here is the list of "Hybrid_Color"which in the library. ADOdb supports the ability to work with cached query results, either through storing the results on local disks, or via the use of a Memcached Server. The functions below work the same as their non-caching equivalents, but also check for the availabiltiy of cached results first. More annoying than anything else, in my particular case; but I'd guess it could bite somebody, somewhere. odbc_field_type seems to return the data type of the database backend, not the data types from ODBC documentation. Example: With my Oracle backend I get data types like "CLOB" and "VARCHAR2" while ODBC only knows SQL_LONGVARCHAR for long.