According to the PEAR MDB2 documentation, I can optionally quote or not quote values using the third parameter:
I have a problem which I seem unable to solve on my own, although the script is kind of simple... I simply want to write sth. in a MySQL database (auto_increment id) with the following script:
I\'m using Pear MDB2\'s \"Extended\" module to have it automatically generate and execute SQL select statements.The help document is here:
Running IIS 6, fastCGI, PHP 5.3.6 with PEAR MDB2. I\'ve installed this setup multiple times with no problem, but as of a couple of days ago when newly installing PHP on servers (this happened on more
Sorry to have to ask this here; php.net just seems to be full of exceptions and excuses regarding this.
$dsn=\"mysql://$db_username:$db_password@$db_hostname/$db_database\"; global $mdb2; $mdb2=MDB2::connect($dsn);
<?php include(\"PEAR/MDB2.php\"); $dsn = \'mysqli://root@localhost/heart_hugger\'; $options = array(
I had a site in a cpanel server working well but when I have migrated it to a new one, I have a MDB2 errorrelated.
I just realized that the pear:DB extension is deprecated and I\'m working on updating some scripts to MDB2. I\'m a little disappointed how cumbersome the placeholder arrangement is. Am I missing somet
We have a very large legacy codebase and I was wondering if there\'s any RE开发者_C百科AL advantage to upgrading to MDB2.