vhortex 1 Report post Posted August 4, 2010 (edited) NOTE FOR THE READERS: There is a same webpost that exist on my site http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/, some modifications have been added for simplicity. A base article which I read a few weeks ago existed made by "David Lauzon" blog site with a name "Dave's Laptop" created around 2008/2009 from http://www.davidlauzon.net/. *NOTE to reviewers.. while typing the tutorial, my browser suddenly reloads. if this was submitted twice, please remove the first one. Requirements Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Win XP.Net Framework 3.5 SP1Windows Installer 4.5Windows PowerShell 1.0MS Core XML Services (MSXML) 6.0MSSQL SP1 (Windows 7) NOTE FOR THE READERS: In order to download windows Power Shell, you need to pass the genuine windows checking. You can still google for alternative download locations preventing the need for the checking. Power Shell also comes preinstalled from windows 7 including .Net framework 3.5 but it wont eliminate the need to download the service pack. This assumes that you already have a running apache and php on your target computer, all services must be turned off that uses port 80 and it includes SQLServers error reporting services (this one binds as system and uses port 80) also turn off IIS. . Setup SQL Server Download and install MS SQL Server Express 2008 with Advanced Services and choose the following options: Single instance Install (not clustered !)Name the instance "SQLExpress" if you are using SQL Express or MSSQLSERVER if you are using the developer versionIn the options box choose "SQL Server", and "Management Studio" (do not install full-text search, as it requires clustering)Set the Server Service Account Name to "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE", autoSet the SQL Server Browser to "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE", manualChoose mixed mode authenticationSet SQL Server to listen on TCP port.Start "SQL Server Configuration Manager"Network Configuration -> Protocols : enable "Named Pipes" and "TCP/IP"Right-click "TCP/IP" -> Listen All = Yes"In tab "IP addresses" -> Section IPAll -> TCP Dynamic Ports = 1433Repeat these steps for SQL Native Client.Restart SQL ServerCreate your database and set the owner to user 'sa', and change the user sa password. NOTE FOR THE READERS:If you have an MSDN account, you can download SQLServer 2008 developer, this SQLServer have all the features of enterprise edition and only differ on licensing. You can also google for a store that sells the DVD for $47-$50. MSDN account subscription cost around $50 and if you only plan to get the DVD I recommend that you buy a DVD copy from google store. The username 'sa' is only used as an example, my actual database uses the name metalbender as the user, the important part here is to take note that you won't install cluster support and fulltext as this will cause your server to run on clusters which will cause problems on connectivity. Setting up PHP and Apache This assumes you have wamp installed, otherwise just change the path. Download the good version of ntwdblib.dll (2000.80.194.0) from http://webzila.com/ Overwrite C:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8\bin\ntwdblib.dll Overwrite C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6\ntwdblib.dll Enable php_mssql.dll in php.ini extension=php_mssql.dllRestart Apache and test using the code below $server = 'BANGKOK\SQLEXPRESS'; // The format is "HOST\SERVERNAME[,PORT] and an IP address is also applicable, use what you entered on the SQL Installation section" $username = 'sa'; // use what you entered on the SQL Installation section" mssql_connect($server, $username, $password); NOTE FOR THE READERS: WAMP was used as an example but it is not required to use that. It was favored than the rest due to ease of use. WAMP supports multiple apache core, PHP and MySQL installation and you can swap any of them by a menu click (no conf editing. You can also enable services by menu clicks and view the php.ini and error log by a menu click. Be informed that WAMP is NOT a requirement and any combination of Apache and PHP will work as long as you change the config and replaced the dll file from the corresponding directories. This also includes a compilation of Apache and PHP on another server/computer. Edited August 6, 2010 by yordan Qutoed the copied text (see edit history) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
yordan 10 Report post Posted August 5, 2010 Please do not forget to quote the text you already posted at http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/Please remember that posts copied from somewhere else are not welcome here. Even if you are the author of the text, you must post it at asta first, and on the other sites you quote the text mentioning it's original at Xisto. Or quote the text at Xisto.But you cannot have the same text on two different places on the web. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites