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#2 Posted on January 04, 2007 8:25 PM in Web Development Warning: This blog entry was written two or more years ago. Therefore, it may contain broken links, out-dated or misleading content, or information that is just plain http://www.bernzilla.com/item.php?id=784 wrong. Please read on with caution. Connecting to a remote Oracle database via PHP on Windows is relatively straightforward. Keep in mind I'm stating that after having gone through the process a couple of times. First off, you'll need to download the Oracle Instant Client. I downloaded it directly from this page after agreeing to some licensing mumbo jumbo. I went with the Instant Client Package - Basic Lite package since I wasn't interested in non-English error messages and call to the like. I'd also recommend downloading Instant Client Package - SQL*Plus from that same location, because it's a good way to do a sanity check before you move on to the PHP-specific stuff. Once you've downloaded those packages, unzip them both to the same directory. I chose C:\Program Files\Oracle Instant Client, so I'll be referring to that location for the remainder of these instructions. When you're done, you should\ have a series of .dll files and a few call to undefined others, along with the SQL*Plus executable, sqlplus.exe. Next thing you'll want to do is create a new file in that same directory named tnsnames.ora. This is an important configuration file that allows you to create kind of a local reference to a remote Oracle database server. Paste the following into that new file: RDF = (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = REMOTESERVER)(PORT = 1521)) ) (CONNECT_DATA = (SERVICE_NAME = LOCALNAME) ) ) Where REMOTESERVER is the name of the remote server that has Oracle running on it and LOCALNAME is the local name by which you wish to refer to the connection with that server. This is where the sanity check with SQL*Plus comes in. Open up a Windows command prompt and change to the directory where you unzipped all your Oracle Instant Client files (e.g. C:\Program Files\Oracle Instant Client). From there, run the following command to test your setup so far: sqlplus username/password@LOCALNAME Where username is a user account with access to the remote Oracle server, password is the password for that user account, and LOCALNAME is, you guessed it, the local name by which you've chosen to refer to the connection with the remote server. If you're presented with an SQL> prompt at this point, you're good to go, knowing that your Oracle connection is in a good state and you're ready to move on to the P