OCI8 脚本给出空白页
好的，我正在尝试将 OCI8 与 PHP 5.3.x 和 Oracle 10g 以及最新的 Apache 2.2.x 一起使用！我做了用 Oracle & 编写的所有内容。 PHP地下手册来设置它。但是当运行这个脚本时，我得到的只是一个空白页面，没有错误/警告！我已经设置 PHP 来显示错误，但仍然没有运气！我还安装了 10g 的 Oracle 即时客户端！有人可以帮我吗！再次感谢 ！
我试图查看连接是否有效的脚本是，
ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors','On');
if ($c = oci_connect("scott", "tiger", "ORCL")) {
echo "Successfully connected to Oracle.";
oci_close($c);
} else {
$err = oci_error();
echo "Oracle Connect Error " . $err['text'];
}
Okay, I am trying to use OCI8 with PHP 5.3.x and Oracle 10g and the latest Apache 2.2.x ! I did everything written in Oracle & PHP underground manual to set it up. But when run this, script, all I get is a blank page with no errors/warnings ! I have setup PHP to show errors but still no luck ! I have also installed Oracle instant Client for 10g ! Can someone please help me ! Thanks again !
The Script which I am trying to see whether the connection works is ,
ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors','On');
if ($c = oci_connect("scott", "tiger", "ORCL")) {
echo "Successfully connected to Oracle.";
oci_close($c);
} else {
$err = oci_error();
echo "Oracle Connect Error " . $err['text'];
}
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我刚刚发现你的错误！
您需要在
$err['message'] string中引用错误，而不是$err['text']A
print_r()数组会给你这样的东西：$err 是数组：数组 ( [code] => 1017 [message] => ORA-01017: 无效的用户名/密码；登录被拒绝 [offset] => 0 [sqltext] => )或其他类似于您的错误消息的内容。我知道这是一篇旧文章，毫无疑问您现在已经明白了，但希望对将来的参考有用。
原文：
您可以尝试使用：
set_error_handler()来设置错误异常捕获函数。说实话，我发现你的帖子是因为我也有同样的问题。但是，当我在错误处理函数中捕获错误时，我可以很好地将其回显给浏览器。
但不确定这是否完全满足您的要求。
EDIT:
I just spotted your error!
You need to reference your error in the
$err['message'] string, not$err['text']A
print_r()of the array will give you something like this:$err is array: Array ( [code] => 1017 [message] => ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied [offset] => 0 [sqltext] => )Or something else resembling your error message. I know this is an old post, and you've no doubt got it by now, but hopefully useful for future reference.
ORIGINAL TEXT:
You could try using:
set_error_handler()to set an error exception catching function.To be honest, I found your post because I have the same problem. But when I catch the error in an error-handling function, I can echo it back to the browser just fine.
Not sure if this fully answers your requirements though.