in reply to CGI and ODBC (progress)

Most likely this is because the user account your webserver (and hence, your CGI program) is running as does not have the appropriate permissions to use the ODBC DSN, or that ODBC DSN does not exist for that user.

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Re^2: CGI and ODBC (progress)
by djibel (Novice) on Apr 28, 2010 at 09:21 UTC
    I am not understand because in another computer, I have installed easyphp and openedge and in this computer, I have not problem. But Now, I have install in other XP computer separately apache, php, mysql, phpmyadmin and openedge, but CGI script doesn't work !
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      Have you checked the problem causes I mentioned? What user is your webserver running as? Can that user see and use the the ODBC DSN?

      What are the differences between the two machines? Try to find them and one of the differences is likely the cause.

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        apache user is (in httpd.conf) : User daemon Group daemon I did not found how to check with this user.
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