mssql_connect
mssql_data_seek
mssql_fetch_array
mssql_fetch_field
mssql_fetch_object
mssql_fetch_row
mssql_field_length
mssql_field_name
mssql_field_seek
mssql_field_type
mssql_free_result
mssql_get_last_message
mssql_min_error_severity
mssql_min_message_severity
mssql_num_fields
mssql_num_rows
mssql_pconnect
mssql_query
mssql_result
mssql_select_db
When support for Sybase is compiled for PHP, one of two libraries may be used. One is
the older DB-Library. The other is its replacement, Client-Library. These two libraries
are not compatible with each other, so PHP has special code to adapt either of them into a
single set of functions. Consequently, some of these functions are present when using
DB-Library and not when using Client-Library. Also, it is possible to compile PHP for
Windows using an MSSQL library. This library is really just the DB-Library, but thePHP
extension creates only mssql_ functions. It also contains three functions unavailable in
the Sybase extension: mssql_field_length, mssql_field_name, and
mssql_field_type.
Sybase's home page is <http://www.sybase.com/ >. If you want to learn more about the
two libraries, check out the online documentation
< http: //sybooks.sybase.com/onlinebooks/group-
cn/cng1110e/ctref/@Generic_Bookview>.
Tom May and Zeev Suraski both contributed to the sybase extension.
integer sybase_affected_rows(integer link)
Use sybase_affected_rows to get the number of rows affected by the last delete, insert,
or update statement on a given connection. If the optional link argument is left out, the
most recently opened connection will be used. Note that this function is not useful for