Hi,
>I need to spend some time with the Zend API to see if it's really worth it
>for my time to go about doing it, but yes, I am very much considering
>turning it into C.
>I've really been hoping that someone was going to take an intermediately
>complex Zend extension and put together a how-to
> do a search on Google for SQL Relay ...
I have (just now), but it seems to do a great deal more than I have in mind
(plus it needs daemons running that only run on linux/unix-like systems) and
it uses it's own database functions instead of the modules that are already
available to PHP...
Che
Marc,
do a search on Google for SQL Relay ...
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> I know, but this is done in php-script, not as a php-module... wouldn't a
> php-modul
>there exists a db abstraction layer in the PEAR (pear.php.net)
I know, but this is done in php-script, not as a php-module... wouldn't a
php-module be more efficient (faster?) and less hassle to use for people
(php compiled with dbal-module and eg mysql-module, users just type
$handle=dbal_conn
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> >I have been crafting my own database abstraction layer, and in doing so
> >create an array of the results of a query.
>
> Is this an db abstraction layer written in php (script), or written
>I have been crafting my own database abstraction layer, and in doing so
>create an array of the results of a query.
Is this an db abstraction layer written in php (script), or written as a
module for php (C)?
I was thinking of writing an (open source) db-abstraction module (that uses
existing
