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>Inside another class (Class2) I have several functions that need database
>access. So in each function I can use "$db = new dbi;" and then use the
>functions as usual ($db->dbquery("blah");).
>
>I am wondering, can I create the new "dbi" instance at the top of Class2 and
>have all the functions within Class2 use the "dbi" class reference variable
>($db)?
>
>
Yes, you can.
>If so, would the use be something like this:
>
>$this->db->dbquery("blah");
>
>
No need. Just $db->dbquery("blah"), as you did in each separate
function, since it is now seeable by all the functions inside the class2.
Best
Bao
>Thank you,
>Jonathan Duncan
>www.jkdwebmagic.com
>Web Site Hosting and Design
>
>
>
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