Hi Lukas,
good job!
> - bind
..
> mysqli_bind_param
and mysqli_bind_result
> - errno/error
mysqli supports 2 types of errno/error
mysqli_errno/error and mysqli_sqlstate. mysqli_sqlstate returns ANSI/ODBC
conform errorcodes.
> - next_result
> only exists in fbsql and mssql
on todo for my
Hi,
> IMO there are some problems with the dbx extension:
>
> - it is a wrapper for PHP modules instead for the underlying
> database API (therefore slower)
True, but this makes for a lot less build-headaches: dbx has no
build-dependencies
> - you cannot rely on it if you depend on an ISP tha
On 25 Sep 2003 at 15:04, Marc Boeren wrote:
> I just skim the php-dev list nowadays, but this seems a bit like what
the
> dbx extension does (I wrote that). Now I know dbx is just a
lightweight
> wrapper that doesn't try to emulate specific functionality, and it may
still
> need some more wrapp
Hi,
[Ard]
> First of all, in my opinion it would be more useful to concentrate on a
> true cross-database PHP-level data-object API which can really hide
> the differences between db implementations, instead of using the exact
> same function names, and ignoring the implementation differences
>
On Wed, 2003-09-24 at 14:49, Lukas Smith wrote:
> ok while talking to marcus about sqlite it came up again that some ext
> have different function names for similar things which is really
> unnecessary. Here is a list of some most used (just a guestimate)
> functions. I used the mysql extension as
> From: Dan Kalowsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 8:00 PM
> I don't have the time to answer this in more detail, but some of these
> calls are just not supported by ODBC (i.e. select_db). Some are, I
just
> haven't had the time to commit the patches that create
I don't have the time to answer this in more detail, but some of these
calls are just not supported by ODBC (i.e. select_db). Some are, I just
haven't had the time to commit the patches that create the functionality
and fully test it.
On Wed, 24 Sep 2003, Lukas Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> ok while ta
