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Bug #17002 Unable to load php_oci8.dll ONLY in command line mode
Submitted:4 May 2002 5:00am UTC Modified: 17 Jan 2003 11:04pm UTC
From:dong_peng at sd163 dot net Assigned to:
Status:Closed Category:Documentation problem
Version:4.2.0 OS:Win98
Votes:2 Avg. Score:4.0 ± 1.0 Reproduced:1 of 1 (100.0%)
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[4 May 2002 5:00am UTC] dong_peng at sd163 dot net
Unable to load php_oci8.dll ONLY in command line mode

    I have just installed php 4.2.0 for win32 on my computer. I found
the same bug as php (4.1.2). 
    There is nothing wrong when I use php in ISAPI mode, and I can
connect to Oracle 8i(8.1.7 Personal Edition) successfully and manipulate
data too. but when I use php in command line mode to process some task
which can only run once, the system show a message box with the text
below :
    'Unable to load dynamic library "c:\php420\extensions\php_oci8.dll".
'
    The extension file "php_oci8.dll" does exist in the above directory,
and can work correctly in ISAPI mode. So I considered that there is a
bug in "php.exe" on loading dynamic library. Is it? 
    Please help me.
                           Dong Peng 2002-5-4
[5 May 2002 12:09pm UTC] sander@php.net
Hm... it seems to me a good idea to note somewhere in the manual that
PHP (or Windows) searches for DLL's in %PATH% and %SYSTEM%.

Reopening as a documentation problem.
[17 Jan 2003 11:04pm UTC] philip@php.net
This has now been documented, see:

http://cvs.php.net/cvs.php/phpdoc/en/chapters/install.windows.xml

Thanks for the report :)

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