Database Support options

PHP provides built-in support for many databases (ODBC)
　
Adabas D
-- With-adabas = DIR
Add support for the Adabas D database during compilation. This parameter is the installation directory of Adabas D. The default value is/usr/local/adabasd.
　
DBase
-- With-dbase
Activate built-in Dbase database support without external libraries.
　
FilePro
Activate built-in support for read-only filePro without external libraries.
　
MSQL
-- With-msql = DIR
To enable mSQL support, the parameter of this option is the installation directory of mSQL, and the default value is/usr/local/Hughes. This is the default directory for mSQL 2.0 installation. Configure can automatically detect the mSQL version installed in the system. PHP3 supports versions 1.0 and 2.0. If you compile PHP3 and mSQL1.0 versions, you can only access the database in MySQL 1.0 and replace the scheduling algorithm.
　
MySQL
-- With-mysql = DIR
To activate MySQL support, the parameter of this option is the installation directory of MySQL. The default value is/usr/local /. This is the default directory for MySQL installation.
　
IODBC
-- With-iodbc = DIR
Including support for iODBC. This feature was initially designed and developed for the iODBC driver manager, which is a free and rereleased ODBC driver manager that can work in many UNIX systems. This parameter is the directory installed by iODBC. The default value is/usr/local.
　
OpenLink ODBC
-- With-openlink = DIR
Including OpenLink ODBC support. The parameter of this option is the installation directory of OpenLink ODBC. The default value is/usr/local/openlink.
　
Oracle
-- With-oracle = DIR
Including Oracle Support. After testing, at least Oracle7.0 and 7.3 can work normally. This parameter is the ORACLE_HOME directory. If your Oracle environment has been prepared, you do not need to specify this parameter.

　
PostgreSQL
-- With-pgsql = DIR
Including support for PostgreSQL. This parameter is the reference directory for PostgreSQL installation. The default value is/usr/local/pgsql.
The support for other common databases is roughly the same as listed above. For more information, see the usage instructions for the selected database.