Home » Oracle Litterature » Results 1 - 10 of 23 found The DeployPHP Series Part 3: Accelerating PHP Code Performance for Oracle
In this article, I will describe some of the easiest and most effective techniques for accelerating your PHP applications, which include but are not limited to the use of a script cache, proper Web se DeployPHP Series, Part 4: Using the PEAR::MDB2 Database Abstraction Layer with Oracle
An introduction to the use of the MDB2 database abstraction layer with Oracle, with simple as well as advanced examples. The Oracle+PHP Cookbook: Binding Variables in Oracle and PHP
Improve the speed and security of your Oracle-driven PHP applications by binding variables The Oracle+PHP Cookbook: Working with LOBs in Oracle and PHP
Hitting the 4,000-byte limit? Enter LOBs... The Oracle+PHP cookbook: Calling Oracle Stored Procedures with PHP
A stored procedure workout with Oracle and PHP Getting Oracle Connection Errors Faster in PHP
When a connection fails, you want to know about it as soon as possible. With Oracle Net there are many ways to configure connection and authentication. How to Use IIS, PHP and Oracle
The common problem with using IIS, PHP and Oracle is incorrect permissions.
The Problem
Your Windows machine has IIS, PHP and Oracle. You create a PHP script using the oci8 exten Calling Oracle Text\'s PL/SQL Procedures From PHP
A question was asked in the OTN PHP Forum about how to call Oracle Text's CTX_THES package from PHP. Oracle Text is described:
Oracle Text uses standard SQL to index, search, and analy The Oracle + PHP Cookbook - Easy Trees with Oracle and PHP
Almost every data-driven application relies on some form of hierarchical data of varying complexity: products in categories, messages in folders, employees in departments. Of course, you will need to The Oracle + PHP Cookbook: How To Encrypt Data in Oracle Using PHP
While the process of storing and retrieving data is at the heart of any dynamic Web site, professional applications require more thought and effort than these simple transactions imply. A crucial but 1 2 3 
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