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Database Abstraction with PEAR

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PHP and MySQL examples

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So you've written a great
This tutorial will show you
In this tutorial, Timothy
The purpose of these examples
application with PHP and it
how to display data from a
shows you how to get started
are to show you various ways
is up and running smooth.
database and allow the user
using SQLite starting with
to use PHP and MySQL. The
Then, your boss calls and
to sort it.
how to obtain it and install
examples include displaying
tells you that your company
 
it and progressing through
all fields in the database,
won't be using MySQL
 
example usage.
random fields, sorting
anymore. You're moving to
 
 
alphabetically and limiting
Oracle. Your application is
 
 
the results returned.
dead in the water. You
 
 
 
should have used database
 
 
 
abstraction.
 
 
 


Date: Apr, 19 2005


Date: Apr, 19 2005


Date: Apr, 19 2005


Date: Apr, 18 2005
This sample script produces a
This simple tutorial shows
OO approach described in this
PHP4 is packed with good
result set of random rows
you how to write form data
article helps to create data
features. One of the most
from a table. It does so by
to MySQL database using PHP.
layer abstractions which are
popular is session
populating one of the
Includes a sample code and
easy to port to other
variables. These are
columns with a random
instructions.
databases without altering
variables that persist
number, and then doing a
 
the application code
throughout a session, as the
select statement that uses
 
 
user moves from page to
it to sort the results.
 
 
page. Session variables are
 
 
 
great holders of state
 
 
 
information and other useful
 
 
 
stuff. PHP4's session
 
 
 
variables are stored in
 
 
 
files by default. However
 
 
 
for true scalability, it is
 
 
 
better to store this data in
 
 
 
a database using a database
 
 
 
wrapper library like ADODB.
 
 
 
ADODB supports Oracle,
 
 
 
MySQL, PostgreSQL,
 
 
 
Interbase, MSSQL, VFP,
 
 
 
Access, ADO.


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