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Well its not a driver but an extension, For PHP4 its bultin, but for PHP5 its is php_mysql.dll, however php_mysql.dll requires a file called libmysql.dll in order for the mysql extension to function. In order to use the mysql functions you'll need to enable the mysql extension for PHP5. If you are on Windows and have PHP5, [url=http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,95378.0.html]this thread[/url] might be able to help you. However with other OS's you'll need to compile PHP with the mysql extension.
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Well you can use those, but PHP has dedicated functions for connecting to mysql. But in order to use them you'll need to compile/enable the mysql extension. If you want to use ODCB, or any of the other DBC drivers you dont use the mysql functions, but the functions for the DBC driver.

For a list of MySQL DBC drivers you can see them on [url=http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/]this[/url] page, under the Drivers and Connectors heading.
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