Php4 and oracle8i

hello all,
i want to configure php4 with oracle8i under linux but i have only one machine.
i installed oracle server but somebody has told me that i have an oracle client
how can i have my oracle+php working good?
is this true that i have necessary to have an oracle client installing to configure a php4?
nb:
os redhat6.22
oracle 8i
php4
my oracle sever works fine.
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polish letters aren't displayed correctly!!!What are you seeing ? Can you do a DUMP() on a given row of your Polish data. Can you show me your sample PHP code ?

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[email protected]
Jeremy T. Bouse (guest) wrote:
: Has anyone that has work'd with Oracle longer than me using
PHP3
: had any experience with actually designing a package within
your
: database and calling it's functions/procedures rather than
doing
: direct DML calls from your PHP3 pages? I'm currently trying to
do
: this with PHP3 version 3.0.11 and the Enterprise edition of
: Oracle (8.0.5.1)... I am wondering if actually making the calls
: as "exec package.function (...)" is the only way around this as
: that seems to be the only way to execute them while in
: SQL*Plus...
: Responses on the board would be read but if emailing me direct
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>
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polish letters aren't displayed correctly!!!What are you seeing ? Can you do a DUMP() on a given row of your Polish data. Can you show me your sample PHP code ?

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Mark Kirkwood (guest) wrote:
: There have been a number of messages with reference to
: performance comparisons of one sort or another.
: I decided to do a controlled, fair test of these two products
: with respect to their data warehousing peformance.
: I created a schema with 3 dimension tables ( 300,10000,1000
rows)
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: 1) bulk load speed
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: I used identical hardware ( HP Vectra P200 48M Ram + 2.1G
: Quantum ). Software was RedHat 5.2 + Oracle8.0.5.1 and Nt 4.0
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