On 3/12/07, Rick Shelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I currently have PHP installed with PostgreSQL support.
I need to fast-track a project. The fastest way is to follow
examples from a book using PHP and MySQL.
Are there any differences between writing complex
PHP code for MySQL and PostgreSQL?
Or should I just install MySQL and reinstall PHP?
thanks
~rick
It differs only in PHP code, as you need to use pg_query for PostgreSQL and
mysql_query for MySQL.
If you want to move to Mysql later, I recommend making a new function for
it, like
function $(sql)
{
return pq_query($sql);
}
and if you change to mysql, you only have to replace that function.
Of course you could also replace all commands at once with a program,
Tijnema
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