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Configuring PHP with ORACLE 8i Support
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Configuring PHP with ORACLE 8i Support
http://www.enderunix.org/documents/eng/php_oracle_en.html
In This article i will briefly describe how to compile PHP with ORACLE 8i support
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Oct 15, 2006
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