Yes it is very easy just enable the built in Interbase support module and
off you go. Here is a straight forward simple database access script. Just
ignore the $this-> it is for class access.

$this->MyHost =
'localhost:D:\Projects\Webpage\Documents\CreativeInfo\CreativeInfoDB.FDB' ;
$this->MyUsername = 'sysdba' ;
$this->MyPassword = 'masterkey' ;

$SQLStatement = 'SELECT * FROM Accounts WHERE AccType = 1' ;

$this->MyDBHandle =
ibase_connect($this->MyHost,$this->MyUsername,$this->MyPassword) or
die('error in db connect') ;
$this->MyDBQuery = ibase_prepare($this->MyDBHandle,$SQLStatement) or
die(ibase_errmsg()) ;
$this->MyDBDataset = ibase_execute($this->MyDBQuery) or die(ibase_errmsg()) ;

while (($MyRowData = ibase_fetch_row($this->MyDBDataset)) != false )
{
$OutPut[] = $MyRowData ;
}

ibase_free_result($this->MyDBDataset) ;
ibase_free_query($this->MyDBQuery) ;
ibase_close($this->MyDBHandle) ;



At 04:10 PM 1/31/2005, you wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>Is anyone using Firebird from PHP scripts? I've found ADOdb which
>looks possible. Are there any other ways to access a Firebird
>database from PHP?
>
>Thanks for any suggestions,
>Steve
>
>
>
>
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