* Access to DB2 through “ibm_db2” extension is only supported in the commercial license.
phpGrid now supports IBM DB2 Universal Database through “ibm_db2” extension that uses native IBM DB2 functions. It’s faster and more efficient than using PDO_ODBC driver. Simply define “PHPGRID_DB_TYPE” value as “db2” in the conf.php file. You should use “*LOCAL” or database IP address as the “PHPGRID_DB_HOSTNAME”.
1 2 3 4 5 6 | define('PHPGRID_DB_HOSTNAME','*LOCAL'); // database host name define('PHPGRID_DB_USERNAME', ''); // database user name define('PHPGRID_DB_PASSWORD', ''); // database password define('PHPGRID_DB_NAME', 'SAMPLE'); // database name define('PHPGRID_DB_TYPE', 'db2'); // database type define('PHPGRID_DB_OPTIONS', serialize(array('i5_lib'=>'CLASSICMODELS', 'i5_naming' => DB2_I5_NAMING_ON))); |
Notice the new “PHPGRID_DB_OPTIONS” constant, it defines the value for the last paramter “$options” in db2_connect function. In this constant, you can set values for the i5_* options.
XBelow is the phpGrid code sample:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | $dg = new C_DataGrid("SELECT * FROM STAFF", "ID", "STAFF"); $dg->set_col_title('NAME', 'Last Name')->set_col_readonly('NAME'); $dg->enable_search(true); $dg->enable_export('PDF'); $dg->enable_edit('FORM'); $dg->set_col_required('DEPT'); //$dg->set_col_edittype('COUNTRY', 'select', ':;'); $dg->set_conditional_format("COMM","CELL",array( "condition"=>"gt","value"=>1000,"css"=> array("color"=>"black","background-color"=>"lightgreen"))); $dg -> set_databar("SALARY","blue", 120000)->set_col_width('SALARY', '190px'); $dg -> display(); |
That’s all there is to it. Happy Gridding!