New from Builder.com, there is a posting concerning the integration of your PHP scripts with a Microsoft SQL Server 2000.

From Access Microsoft SQL Server 2000 using PHP:

Web developers must constantly cope with the pitfalls of integrating multiple platforms and technologies to produce seamless software solutions. PHP is an easy-to-learn and powerful open source scripting language. Microsoft SQL Server is a robust database product which can handle terabytes of data. It makes a great deal of sense to combine the two to create database-driven Web sites that can handle large amounts of data and traffic.

The goal of this article is to help you integrate PHP and Microsoft SQL Server. I will look primarily at two PHP functions: Unified ODBC functions, MSSQL functions

They give all of their examples from an Apache server running on a Win32 platform, but in theory, once the DSN is setup correctly, you could use it from just about anywhere you have access...