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[PHP] How to use MySQLi
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<blockquote data-quote="TheJacob" data-source="post: 45931" data-attributes="member: 1058"><p>You should read the documentation on PHP.net. It's like four pages or something long (not the individual function documentation). It will thoroughly go through all the benefits and disadvantages, comparing MySQLi to the traditional > 4.1.3 MySQL function integration in PHP. Then you should personally compare it to PDO by reading its documentation and user reviews (as MySQLi and PDO are practically the exact same thing although they have slight differences which depending on what your planning to do will help you choose between those two).</p><p></p><p>None the less, I am glad to see somebody has converted to smarter coding practices (if used properly)!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheJacob, post: 45931, member: 1058"] You should read the documentation on PHP.net. It's like four pages or something long (not the individual function documentation). It will thoroughly go through all the benefits and disadvantages, comparing MySQLi to the traditional > 4.1.3 MySQL function integration in PHP. Then you should personally compare it to PDO by reading its documentation and user reviews (as MySQLi and PDO are practically the exact same thing although they have slight differences which depending on what your planning to do will help you choose between those two). None the less, I am glad to see somebody has converted to smarter coding practices (if used properly)! [/QUOTE]
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