I'm just curious is the purpose of these functions to remove
the requirement that programmers know SQL? I'm not trying
to sound sarcastic or anything, but I mean, whats next
a pgsql_select_join for joins? If someones smart enough to figure
out the Postgres install and performance tuning (and I
I need to simple way to insert zval which has array type
into PostgreSQL table. (I need to check/convert then insert)
Python has similar API for PostgreSQL. (insert/update/delete/select)
I've wrote it in C that do the same thing, so I added module
functions do the same.
$fields =
Adam Voigt wrote:
think it's funny PHP has so many ways to do certain things, and so
few ways to do other things. =)
I forgot to ask.
May I ask what kind of features/functions are missing?
It does not have to be about PostgreSQL module.
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Well since I've programmed in PHP for a while,
I think PHP is quite capable in damn near all of the possible programming
areas. But for instance, here are some of their complaints:
1. Weak PHP-Internal Date Manipulation Functions, on certain
sites we do quite a bit of non-sql based date
Adam Voigt wrote:
Well since I've programmed in PHP for a while,
I think PHP is quite capable in damn near all of the possible programming
areas. But for instance, here are some of their complaints:
1. Weak PHP-Internal Date Manipulation Functions, on certain
sites we do quite a bit of
