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Zend s contribution to PHP began in 1997 when Zeev Suraski and Andi Gutmans started work on a rewrite of the core scripting engine of PHP. This work helped to redefine PHP as a full-featured development language. thinkpad

Zend s contributions continued with PHP 4 which saw the introduction of the Zend Engine, a highly optimized execution engine. This enhancement allowed modules such as debuggers, performance boosters and custom loaders to dynamically extend PHP for a broader range of functionality. Whenever you re using any plug-in module today, you re doing so thanks to the extensibility support of the Zend Engine. In addition, the Zend Engine provides memory and resource management, and other standard services for the PHP language. microsoft

Zend continued its work on PHP and Zend engine with the introduction of Zend Engine 2. Zend Engine 2 debuted in PHP 5.0 and added a robust and extensible object model and even more performance enhancements. laptop computers

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Another key area of focus is on interoperability. Zend works with database vendors to ensure that PHP has consistent database functionality across a wide range of database applications. Some of this work has also had a direct impact on the database developments themselves including Oracle s recent support for database resident connection pooling in Oracle 11g. This can provide massive improvements in scalability for large business-critical PHP deployments. desktop computer

Zend provides valuable input into the support for web services, specifically the SOAP APIs where emphasis was placed on compliance and interoperability. Zend has also provides support for the porting of PHP to new platforms such as our work with IBM to provide PHP support for the System i si5/OS operating system. notebooks

Zend is also a contributor to the PHP security response team. This team is responsible for addressing security related problems in PHP. The team is chartered to ensure that any reported security issues are addressed quickly and effectively. lenovo

Zend provides key input for several performance related activities. Most recently our work in PHP 5.2 with Microsoft has resulted in a 200% to 300% performance increase of PHP on the Windows platform.. For the first time PHP performance on Windows is on par with PHP performance on Linux. hard drive

Zend is committed to continuing its investments in the PHP community by both contributing directly to the core technologies and by help maintain and grow the vibrant ecosystem PHP enjoys today. travelstar

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Closely guarded secret but I ll let you in on it. You access it like as if you would access it locally but in the mysql directory on your system, instead of having the DB, you instead have a symbolic link that points to the other servers DB file. So in other words, locally, there in no DB created... there is just a symbolic link which mysql THINKS is the DB but instead actually points to the DB on another server which serves up the data. laptop parts

Of course you have to have your servers set up to allow access from each other and this is not encouraged but this is how you do it. Smile Don t say I never gave you anything. And if you think that s special, you should check out the MVC framework for PHP caled PHPulse (http://www.phpulse.com) Re: Access a mysql db from another server [message #9718 is a reply to message #9715 ] Tue, 17 April 2007 22:56 Go to previous message Go to next message software

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91 Registered: July 2006 Location: Northeast Ohio Member Assuming that A.com and B.com are on different physical servers such as the following: A.COM - 192.168.1.65 (also had mySQL server) B.COM - 192.168.1.66 usually on the server, you would have a suer setup such as username@localhost --or-- hard drives

username@127.0.0.1

--or-- username@192.168.1.65 so that from server A.com, you can use: $link = mysql_connect( localhost , username , password ); Well, add a new user to the database that is the following (giving the same other permissions as you would with your regular user) username@192.168.1.66 Now on Server B.com you can use: electronics

$link = mysql_connect( 192.168.1.65 , username , password );

Now, if both A.com and B.com happen to be on the same physical server, you should be able to just use the same for B.com as you do A.com, becuase the connect string is access the same SQL server. Where I have hosting though, unless you have you own dedicated server, they use separate servers for the databases from the actual web server, and they create the user accounts and set them up so that your user can only access it from your web server. They do allow for testing purposes only, where you can set it that any server can be used to log into your databse, but they discourage it for production use. canon

In general I would say I would not attempt cross server connections UNLESS both servers are on same network (ie. same hosting company) where the connection does not actually go out to the internet, but stays in house desktop pc

As you mentioned these are hosting accounts, and not your own servers, I would recommend first step would be to ask your hosting company about how to set it up. Also, if you do have full control to create DB users, make sure they ALLOW it. If you are sharing it with another hosting account, they may not allow it. desktop computers

Always the best first step in configuring anything on a hosting account should be contacting the hosting company. If they can t help, unless it is a hobby account and REALLY cheap, I would look at going somewhere else. think pad

-Greg Re: Access a mysql db from another server [message #9927 is a reply to message #9715 ] Fri, 27 April 2007 11:19 Go to previous message Thank you Owen and Greg, I haven t tested yet but at least now I know that It Is possible. And that makes a huge diference when yoou are talking with the hosting technical support. [Updated on: Fri, 27 April 2007 11:20] Previous Topic: Multiple categoy elements in an RSS 2.0 feed repair

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April 19, 2007 - Lisbon, Portugal Together with dri, Zend s partner in Portugal, Zend will join the Linux 2007 in Lisbon. Zeev Suraski, Zend Co-founder, will speek on the future of web applications development. For more information Computer . wipro

PHP Business Seminar

April 26, 2007 - Rotterdam, The Netherlands Zend and Dutch Partner Ibuildings will be hosting a PHP Business Seminar in Rotterdam. The seminar is designed for IT managers, CIOs and Directors of Web Development who specialize in application development, ecommerce and interactive Internet sites. This event will present PHP as a valid and robust technological solution for Enterprises looking for a fast, comprehensive and safe application solution and how with the correct attention to management it is possible to greatly improve performance and availability of web applications. For more information Computer . lap top

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April 23 26, 2007 - Santa Clara, CA Join Zend Co-founder Andi Gutmans as he speaks on the State of PHP and Zend Product Engineer Bill Karwin as he presents Using MySQL with Zend Framework at the April conference. For more information: Andi Gutmans at MySQL Conference. COMMON 2007 Annual Conference Expo April 29 May 3, 2007 - Anaheim, CA refurbished

At this IBM System i event of the year, experts from around the world deliver education on leading-edge System i technologies IBM (Erwin Earley) and Zend (Ed Kietlinski) will jointly present an all-day workshop that will take a comprehensive look at the essential elements of PHP 5. The workshop will prepare attendees to use tools to create scripts that are secure, efficient and reliable. For more information: Ed Kietlinski at Common. memory

RSTLICPGM LICPGM(1ZCORE5) DEV(*SAVF) OPTION(1) SAVF(ZPLATPROD) *PGM objects for product 1ZCORE5 option *BASE release *FIRST not installed. Product 1ZCORE5 option 1 release *FIRST not processed. *PGM objects for product 1ZCORE5 option 1 release *FIRST not restored. Objects for product 1ZCORE5 option 1 release *FIRST not restored. (ZPLATPROD.SAVF is the install file I ftped to the i5) I do not know how to resolve this. intel

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Re: Installation problems [message #5640 is a reply to message #5589 ] Fri, 20 October 2006 10:56 Go to previous message Go to next message hdriscoll is currently offline hdriscoll Messages: 3 Double check the pre-requisite I5 licensed programs to ensure all of them are installed. Re: Installation problems [message #6737 is a reply to message #5589 ] Mon, 04 December 2006 05:30 Go to previous message Go to next message as400

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January 2007 I have had a similar problem under V5R3. After some investigation, and trying both the 2.1.2 and 2.1.2a versions, it would appear that the save files are at a target release level of V5R4 or higher. Are their any versions available at a target release of V5R3 Richard Payne Trelleborg Stanton Re: Installation problems [message #9633 is a reply to message #7757 ] Fri, 13 April 2007 12:13 Go to previous message averatec

db2_fetch_assoc [message #9261] Sun, 25 March 2007 00:25 Go to next message jonfparis is currently offline jonfparis Messages: 13 Registered: April 2006 Junior Member Based on this example while ($row = db2_fetch_assoc($stmt)) { echo ($row[ TKiEY ] . br / ); } in the thread: http://www.zend.com/forums/index.php t=msg goto=8437 ;S= srch=db2_fetch_assoc #msg_8437 hardware

I have been working with db2_fetch_assoc and I must be missing something somewhere. I m jet lagged so maybe that s the answer but ... This works: $row = db2_fetch_assoc($stmt); print_r($row); But this based on the example above doesn t: print_r($row); } In fact it produces an Assignment in condition error. What s the difference between what I have and the quoted example that causes this dual xeon

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37 Registered: February 2007 Member Hi Jon, I tried out this code myself: This WHILE loop is the same method I have been using in most of my php scripts and it runs fine for me. Although it does mention the Assignment in condition message when I press the Analyze Code button in Zend Studio, the code does run. storage

Are you wondering why this error message is displayed in the Code Analyzer or does your script not even run when you try to execute it Dave Re: db2_fetch_assoc [message #9634 is a reply to message #9632 ] Fri, 13 April 2007 12:31 Go to previous message Go to next message dzarder wrote on Fri, 13 April 2007 12:04 Are you wondering why this error message is displayed in the Code Analyzer or does your script not even run when you try to execute it seagate

Hi Dave - thanks for looking at this. The answer is Both actually. I d like to know why it throws the error message but more importantly why it doesn t work. I can t see any significant difference between them but the single row retrieve works and displays the data but the version in the when loop displays nothing. Re: db2_fetch_assoc [message #9636 is a reply to message #9261 ] Fri, 13 April 2007 14:38 Go to previous message Go to next message computer sales

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