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Posted by invinfo on 10/14/55 11:28
My mistake, you can certainly do this, (with Pear::DB) using a
combination of
stmt = Obj->prepare( ps )
rslt = Obj->execute( stmt, param_array)
where Obj is Object of type DB_Common or subclass ( psuedo code of
course )
I did note, (with Pear::DB) that you can actually get the "mysqli"
object, this way:
$objDB_common = DB::connect($dsn);
$obj = $objDB_common->connection;
I'm curious why the "$features" array in DB_mysqli has this setting
'prepare' => false,
It seems odd, but I've fixed my main problem.
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