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This is done in two steps: - the ODBCVER has to be rased to 0x0300 which corresponds to Sql Server 9, otherwise the client will not recognize several SQL datatypes - additionally the config scripts was tweaked so then ODBCVER can be overridden, that still allows enabling compatibility with lower versions Bug #67437 might be fixed by this as well.
23 lines
894 B
JavaScript
23 lines
894 B
JavaScript
// $Id$
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// vim:ft=javascript
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ARG_ENABLE("odbc", "ODBC support", "yes");
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ARG_WITH("odbcver", "Force support for the passed ODBC version. A hex number is expected, default 0x0300. Use the special value of 0 to prevent an explicit ODBCVER to be defined.");
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if (PHP_ODBC == "yes") {
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if (CHECK_LIB("odbc32.lib", "odbc") && CHECK_LIB("odbccp32.lib", "odbc")
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&& CHECK_HEADER_ADD_INCLUDE("sql.h", "CFLAGS_ODBC")
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&& CHECK_HEADER_ADD_INCLUDE("sqlext.h", "CFLAGS_ODBC")) {
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EXTENSION("odbc", "php_odbc.c");
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AC_DEFINE("HAVE_UODBC", 1, "ODBC support");
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if ("no" == PHP_ODBCVER) {
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AC_DEFINE("ODBCVER", "0x0300", "The highest supported ODBC version", false);
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} else if ("0" != PHP_ODBCVER) {
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AC_DEFINE("ODBCVER", PHP_ODBCVER, "The highest supported ODBC version", false);
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}
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} else {
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WARNING("odbc support can't be enabled, libraries or header are missing (SDK)")
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PHP_ODBC = "no"
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}
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}
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