2014
lynda.com
David Powers
3h47m
English

Now that PHP has true object-oriented capabilities, it's best practice to access databases using PDO (PHP Data Objects) and MySQLi. These methods produce database-neutral code that works with over a dozen systems, including MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. Learn how to use PDO and MySQLi to perform basic select, insert, update, and delete operations; improve security with prepared statements; and use transactions to execute multiple queries simultaneously. Author David Powers also covers advanced topics like instantiating custom objects, and compares PDO to MySQLi so you can decide which method is right for you.
Topics include:
Connecting to a database with PDO or MySQLi
Fetching a result set
Executing simple non-SELECT queries
Sanitizing user input
Binding input and output values
Passing an array of values to the execute() method
Working with advanced PDO fetch methods
Executing a MySQLi transaction
Freeing resources that are no longer needed
Submitting multiple queries
Creating an instance of a class from a result set

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