Hi,
Thanks for that Ralph, and David, it just seemed to me that it would
have been the ( one of ) first adapter ( even if it were to be
deprecated) to get built, I totally understand what your saying and
luckily for me I finally pursuaded our host to enable it on our server
( i know, why wasn't it enabled neway? ) . I know it may just be I
have inherited a substandard host but i was just curious to why ZF
left it out, now I understand. This is why ZF community is the best,
and the best FW by far, and that's not too biased cos I've dabbled
with Cake, Symphony , et al.
Thanks.
On 23 Oct 2009, at 20:03, Ralph Schindler <[email protected]>
wrote:
The mysql extension does not support preparing queries or binding
values, it only supports straight pass through of sql and returning
a result set.
So in short a) it doesnt support php to database best practices, and
b) it is not in active development, only maintenance mode.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/mysqli.overview.php, see the chart at
the bottom.
-ralph
Daniel Latter wrote:
Hi, I just have a quick question, Why doesn't ZF have a standard
mysql adapter? apart from PDO, mysqli?
Would it be easy to modify an existing adapter to get this
functionality? I'm on a server that's not got mysqli, or PDO mysql
driver.
Thanks.
