Connecting to an Oracle 9i DB using PHP?

Hi,
I'm having difficulties connecting to an Oracle 9i database using PHP.
I've set up an ODBC data source called "connOracle", which when I test it is successful.
I've also installed php componenents and am able to run basic php files using basic php commands through my IIS web server.
I've look through various tutorials but can't seem to successfully connect to an oracle databse.
Can anyone help me out with the scripting and provide any advice on where I can look.
Thanks in advance,
Nick

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