Hello all...
I've been talking to some people, and they're using a database system called 'paradox'.. now I'm wondering if PHP is able to work together with paradox as with ie. mySQL. I haven't found anything related to Paradox in the manual available on php.net, so I guessed I might just ask here if anyone has experience with paradox/php, and could give me some informations about it, or point me to some usefull resources.

Thanks in advance

    I dont know (dont think) php has native (module) support for paradox but you can always use ODBC to connect to it.

    /Håkan

      5 days later

      does someone like to give me some complete example using all dbase function in php.......
      thanksssss

        8 months later

        Hey I need help on accessing a paradox db via the odbc on php, can you help?

        Thanks

          3 months later

          But paradox is not a Server that you can connect like Interbase or Oracle(I think). Is not only the case to have php to access the db files? I mean php should know how to open it, insert a new record.. etc.
          I am looking to for a php module to help me out with this but so far no luck!

            5 days later

            I know paradox is not a server, but you can access it via odbc. If you download myodbc from mysql.com you can install a dsn server to use paradox, that is the way I did it, but it has to be a system dsn a file dsn won't work.

            Greetings

              I see....

              I think I'll convert all my paradox db files to CVS and then open it inside php.

              Cheers,
              MJ

                6 months later

                Hi, Did U convert all your paradox db files to csv ? If yes, how did U do it ? I am very new with Paradox. I have a pardox db and needs to be converted to Oracle.

                Thanks in advance.

                Darshini

                Mauricio Junqueira wrote:

                I see....

                I think I'll convert all my paradox db files to CVS and then open it inside php.

                Cheers,
                MJ

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