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[leam]

> leam writes:
> (on frequency of getting blues screens)
> " Last week on a managers computer. Oddly, he had been off for 
>   a couple days and it had died without him even there. The 
>   week before it was another co-workers."
> 
> Out of curiosity, did you check the system and 
> application logs?


No, it's a corp machine and I'm just a user outside the data center. 

ciao!

leam
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Hi all,

I need to profile some code and I'm using Zend Studio under Windows XP.
The code, however, speaks to an Oracle database via OCI8 and I'm finding
that Zend Studio's included PHP version doesn't have the OCI8 extension
installed.  Any clues on getting Studio's PHP to include OCI8, or to
have Studio use another PHP that I supply?  I'm aware of the extensions
to the server side (which is Linux in this case) but it's a production
box and I'd rather not muck with it.

Thanks,

Hans