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A basic pdo database class
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<blockquote data-quote="DarkStar851" data-source="post: 359268" data-attributes="member: 26750"><p>Store the connection in a variable after it's been instantiated once and call your queries against that instance. This is just... <em>stop.</em></p><p>People seriously need to stop reinventing the fucking wheel. Just search "mysql" on Packagist, there are over four hundred indexed packages for dealing with databases. aura/sql is pretty solid imo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DarkStar851, post: 359268, member: 26750"] Store the connection in a variable after it's been instantiated once and call your queries against that instance. This is just... [I]stop.[/I] People seriously need to stop reinventing the fucking wheel. Just search "mysql" on Packagist, there are over four hundred indexed packages for dealing with databases. aura/sql is pretty solid imo. [/QUOTE]
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