|  | Posted by R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah on 03/22/06 13:50 
Erwin Moller wrote:<snip>
 > >    Another thing is that ADODB's mysqli support is bogus and this is of
 > > major concern as every other client wants the mysqli features.
 >
 > Well, maybe you are right. I am only using ADODB for MSSQL Server access,
 > and it has no problems (so far), nor any errors.
 > My ADO package says it is for PHP4, but runs fine under PHP5.
 
 As I said, it might be because of your error level or compatibility
 mode. But, it shoudl definitely throw errors on strict mode (I always
 use E_ALL | E_STRICT) as they're using deprectated var (at least for
 this you should get error).
 
 > Well, I hope this information helps.
 >
 > If you cannot solve your problems/errors, maybe contact John Lim, the
 > author.
 > He answered my emails fast and polite, great guy. :-)
 
 http://phplens.com/lens/lensforum/msgs.php?id=14200&x=1 shows that
 the mysqli is not maintained and the author wants contribution. But, my
 concern is not only with this plug, but with other classes too.
 
 It's quite time I was away from PHP and didn't read the blogs; and
 thought there might be some forks available in the meantime (like
 eAccelerator)
 
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