Just confused: php Pear SQLite

[divaone]

Hello,

I hope someone can give some pointers and/or point me in the correct direction. I am using AWS X1, have php (4.3.9) installed in c:\php. I have the SQLite executable on my desktop temporarily until I figure things out.

I'd like to use Pear to install SQLite, but does it really have to be *installed*? As a small standalone, can I not simply place it somewhere? I have the necessary dll file which I've placed in the php dir / extensions. I also altered my ini file to point to the extensions dir and included the sqlite dll in the extensions list (un- ;'ed).

I installed the pear package via the command window and received the "welcome" message. I installed the available packages listed after that. Later I learned about the web interface so I threw the go-pear.php file in my htdocs directory and attemtped to run it (figured an overwrite of the install would not hurt). However, it tells me it's missing the php4ts.dll file (which is in my php root dir) so I copied it to htdocs at the same level of go-pear.php.

Much like my MySQL install, I have weaved a web and am now entangled. Please help to straighten me out! I would like to practice with SQLite both via my local php install as well as via standalone applications later.

Any further info needed please let me know.
Thanks much!

ADDED: I also have the wrapper for SQLite for my php version. So, um... ? :)

[MonkeyNation]

Elaborate. What are you asking?
How can you get go-pear.php to work?
You can't get SQLite to work?
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[divaone]

I'd like to access a web interface to pear as well as write php scripts who's data is stored in an SQLite db.

I've got the tools but don't know if they are in the right places and if I've done the right things so far. Am I on the right track? What do I need to do differently? What further steps should I take to complete/redo my installations and access the database?

Thanks for your time!

[aprelium]

divaone,

If you want to experiment with SQLite (only), it is easier to use PHP5 which includes it in the standard EXE by default (SQLite is no more an external extension, it's internal now).
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