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===Warning: Wrong Parameter count for odbc_connect() in /path/to/file===

If you receive "Wrong parameter count errors", review the values which you pass to odbc_connect(). This function expects the following syntax:

{{{
int odbc_connect (string dsn, string user, string password [, int cursor_type])
}}}

In practical use, the odbc_connect() line may take the following form:

{{{
odbc_connect('DSN', 'uid', 'password');
}}}

For example:

{{{
odbc_connect('My_Oracle_DSN', 'scott', 'tiger');
}}}

If you are certain that you have provided the appropriate number of values, insure that your values are not proceeded with DSN{{{=}}}, UID{{{=}}}, or PWD{{{=}}}. For instance:

{{{
odbc_connect('DSN=My_Oracle_DSN', 'UID=scott', 'PWD=tiger'); Incorrect

odbc_connect('My_Oracle_DSN', 'scott', 'tiger'); Correct
}}}

While some PHP configurations may recognize this syntax, it may cause problems with others.

    
===Evidence===

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