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Homework and Emergencies Emergency UNIX and Linux Support Read *.accdb files in GNU/Linux Post 302742993 by rangarasan on Wednesday 12th of December 2012 02:33:23 AM
Old 12-12-2012
jackcess

Hi Guys,

I have tried the jackcess and it works perfectly.

Thanks Smilie

Cheers,
Ranga Smilie
 

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BCOMPILER_WRITE_FUNCTION(3)						 1					       BCOMPILER_WRITE_FUNCTION(3)

bcompiler_write_function - Writes a defined function as bytecodes

SYNOPSIS
bool bcompiler_write_function (resource $filehandle, string $functionName) DESCRIPTION
Reads the bytecodes from PHP for an existing function, and writes them to the open file handle. Order is not important, (eg. if function b uses function a, and you compile it like the example below, it will work perfectly OK). PARAMETERS
o $filehandle - A file handle as returned by fopen(3). o $functionName - The function name, as a string. RETURN VALUES
Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure. EXAMPLES
Example #1 bcompiler_write_function(3) example <?php $fh = fopen("/tmp/example","w"); bcompiler_write_header($fh); bcompiler_write_function($fh,"my_function_a"); bcompiler_write_function($fh,"my_function_b"); bcompiler_write_footer($fh); fclose($fh); ?> NOTES
Warning This function is EXPERIMENTAL. The behaviour of this function, its name, and surrounding documentation may change without notice in a future release of PHP. This function should be used at your own risk. SEE ALSO
bcompiler_write_header(3), bcompiler_write_footer(3). PHP Documentation Group BCOMPILER_WRITE_FUNCTION(3)
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