SQLAnywhere Features
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* PHP extension '''pdo_dblib''' (and possibly '''mssql''' for PHP versions <7.0) are required to be installed or compiled in. | * PHP extension '''pdo_dblib''' (and possibly '''mssql''' for PHP versions <7.0) are required to be installed or compiled in. |
Revision as of 06:38, 11 July 2022
The SQL Anywhere service type can connect to local or remote SQL Anywhere servers.
Common Feature Exceptions
- This service type currently is not supported on Windows OS installs.
Requirements
Check here for installation help.
- PHP extension pdo_dblib (and possibly mssql for PHP versions <7.0) are required to be installed or compiled in.
Configuration
- host - String. Required. The name of the database host, i.e. localhost, 192.168.1.1, etc.
- port - Integer. Optional. The number of the database host port, internally defaults to 1433.
- database - String. Required. The name of the database to connect to on the given server. This can be a lookup key.
- username - String. Optional. The name of the database user. This can be a lookup key.
- password - String. Optional. The password for the database user. This can be a lookup key.
- default_schema_only - Boolean. Defaults to false. Do not include other schemas/databases on this server regardless of permissions given to the supplied credentials.
- options - Object. Optional. A name-value array of driver-specific connection options.
- attributes - Object. Optional. A key-value array of attributes to be set after connection. For further information, see http://php.net/manual/en/pdo.setattribute.php.
- statements - Array of Strings. Optional. An array of additional SQL statements to run during connection initialization.