Apache has to use the same libmysql.dll
From my experience this can be caused by different libmysql.dll versions used by PHP CLI and the one loaded by Apache.
The best thing is to use the version distributed by the PHP release you are using.
In order to make sure that Apache uses this version, too, remove any copies of libmysql.dll from the search path and copy the version from the PHP folder to the Apache\bin folder.
Afterwards you can control the result by comparing phpinfo() from CLI and Apache.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/30/2008 02:07AM by Rene Leonhardt.
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Apache has to use the same libmysql.dll
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