Using PHP to connect Oracle for NT remote databases _php basics

I used to connect remote oracle8.0.5 for NT Enterprise version with PHP, not with Odbc,oracle interface. I'm too desperate! Looking for, and finally found the right way to connect, I use the OCI Interface, ODBC and Oracle or not to find%m epiphyseal? 嶣 5 poured 饩 Margaret 旆 ās Lucky Huan? OCI enough, enough already!
The source code is as follows:
<?php
$dbconn =ocilogon ("ZYPDP", "ZYPDP", "(description= address= (PROTOCOL =tcp) (host=10.65.73.3) (PORT = 1521)) (connect_ DATA = (SID=ORCL)));
if ($dbconn!=false)
{
echo "Connected successfully";
if (Ocilogoff ($dbconn) ==true)
{
echo "Close connection succeeded!"; /=, there's a problem here.
}
}
Else
{
echo "Connection Failed";
}
?>
-----------------Explain------------------------------
-----1. -PHP4 Reference Manual: (Rotten Stuff)
Ocilogon
Open a link with Oracle.
Syntax: int Ocilogon (string username, string password, string [Ocacle_sid]);
return value: Integer
Function Type: Database function
Content Description
This function enables PHP to establish a link with Oracle. Parameter username and password are the connected account number and password respectively. Parameter ocacle_sid is a database name and can be omitted. Returns the code with the connection value.
---2. My explanation:
Username, password Needless to say, I'm going to say ocacle_sid should be called a connection identifier string, "(Description= (address= (PROTOCOL =tcp) (host=10.65.73.3) (PORT = 1521)) (connect_ DATA = (SID=ORCL)) "
Address:oracle Server address Protocol for transport Protocol, generally with TCP; HOST: server IP address; port: port number, default is it.
Connect_data: Here is the name of the database, or Oracle database startup service name, in the "service" can find a specific name, as long as your Oracle is the province to install, it is ocrl.
---3. What are you doing?
(1) Confirm your PHP configuration Oh php_oci8.dll Dynamic Library.
(2) Confirm the installation of the Oracle8i client, or server.
(3) Find the IP of your Oracle server and change it to your IP, with the database name
(4) Don't forget, you need to have access to the remote database username and password
Everything! Go do it!!!