`  ::Sure, I'll have my lawyers call your lawyers P.  Before I edit that spot again, though, could you show me an example of just one function that can be made available/inavailable based on php.ini settings?  I'm not trying to challenge you, I just don't want to make it any wordier than it has to be.  Thanks —    :::``Dynamic Extensions`` section of php.ini is used for enabling non-built-in functions.  For example, have ``extension=php_oracle.dll`` (Windows) or ``extension=php_oracle.so`` (Unix/Linux) to have Oracle functions available (given that the Oracle client libraries are also installed). —   |  `