...also, it does the same thing when run from the command line

actually, after further checking it out, it is causing an invalid page fault in PHP4TS.DLL... does this mean it is a problem with my system, rather than PHP?

Add shortest possible script which can be used to reproduce
this problem into this report.

--Jani

This is the script that causes the problems:
(I tried cutting it down more, but as the problem part relies on the rest of the script it wasn't possible)

<?php
if( !isset( $month )) {
$month = date("m");
}
$month = str_pad( $month, 2, "0", STR_PAD_LEFT);
$month = str_pad( $month, 4, "0");

$people = array( "ross", "jen", "jon", "mp", "matt", "marty" );

$link = odbc_connect( 'calendar', '', '' )
	or die("connect failed");

foreach( $people as $person ) {

  $result = odbc_exec( $link, "SELECT * FROM calendar WHERE name = '$person'");
  echo $person ."<br>";

  while( odbc_fetch_row( $result ) ){
    $startdate = odbc_result( $result, 2 );
    $enddate = odbc_result( $result, 3 );

    $startdate = substr( $startdate, 4, 4 );
    $enddate = substr( $enddate, 4, 4 );

     for( $day = 1; $day <32; $day++ ){
				
	if( $day > $startdate and $day < $enddate ) {
     //BUG OCCURS HERE	
            $$person[ $month ][ $day ] = "away";
				} else {
	    $$person[ $month ][ $day ] = "here";
				}
	echo $$person[ $month ][ $day ] ."<br>";
		}
}}
?>

It's hard to tell whether the problem is in ODBC part
or something else. This is not a bug in PHP but in your
script / system settings. Check your error logs for more
information. Try also running the script from command line.

Ask further support questions on the mailing lists:

http://www.php.net/support.php

--Jani