(PHP + mssql) + CSS
since it isn't possible to go down the path of ODBC with multi-argument stored procedures, it puts the breaks on multi-db support.
the problem with odbc is that it supports very simple data interaction, with many limitations.
in order to overcome this - mssql php library is the only way to go.
today i've hacked some code together for shawn to hook up multi argumented sprocs and the mssql db that we have.
The original plan was to use ODBC as the abstraction layer in order to support multiple db's.
At the moment there's nothing on the market which will allow us to use more than one database from both ASP.NET and PHP.
One way around this is to write a layer for each db that will be used, and then invoke the functionality, although unfortunately with the amount of work still to be done, and time lost at the beginning of the semester - this simply isn't feasible.
Past two day's I've been playing with more and more css - i hate it more with every hour. Perhaps it's just IE, that I hate more though.
the problem with odbc is that it supports very simple data interaction, with many limitations.
in order to overcome this - mssql php library is the only way to go.
today i've hacked some code together for shawn to hook up multi argumented sprocs and the mssql db that we have.
The original plan was to use ODBC as the abstraction layer in order to support multiple db's.
At the moment there's nothing on the market which will allow us to use more than one database from both ASP.NET and PHP.
One way around this is to write a layer for each db that will be used, and then invoke the functionality, although unfortunately with the amount of work still to be done, and time lost at the beginning of the semester - this simply isn't feasible.
Past two day's I've been playing with more and more css - i hate it more with every hour. Perhaps it's just IE, that I hate more though.
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