Comments on: A MySQL Class/Iterator for PHP5 http://www.w3style.co.uk/a-mysql-classiterator-for-php5 Chris Corbyn, WebGeek Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:46:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By:   links for 2008-04-22 by chrispie.de - tech / fun / berlin http://www.w3style.co.uk/a-mysql-classiterator-for-php5#comment-10579   links for 2008-04-22 by chrispie.de - tech / fun / berlin Tue, 22 Apr 2008 23:50:18 +0000 http://www.w3style.co.uk/a-mysql-classiterator-for-php5#comment-10579 [...] W3 Style » Blog Archive » A MySQL Class/Iterator for PHP5 (tags: php mysql) [...] […] W3 Style » Blog Archive » A MySQL Class/Iterator for PHP5 (tags: php mysql) […]

]]> By: Jcart http://www.w3style.co.uk/a-mysql-classiterator-for-php5#comment-258 Jcart Wed, 13 Jun 2007 07:58:24 +0000 http://www.w3style.co.uk/a-mysql-classiterator-for-php5#comment-258 A couple comments about your query: 1. For consistancy, use the connection resource on the mysql_query() call 2. There are other types of queries that we do not want a result set, I've whipped something up to demonstrate briefly 3. Incase we do not want a result set, I thought it would be a good idea to return a boolean if the query was succesful or not Untested <code>public function query($query) { $result = @mysql_query($query, $this->conn); $tokens = explode(' ', $query); if (count($tokens) > 0) { if (!in_array(trim($token), array('update', 'delete', 'insert')) { return new DB_Result($result, $this->conn, $insert); } } return is_resource($result); }</code> A couple comments about your query:
1. For consistancy, use the connection resource on the mysql_query() call
2. There are other types of queries that we do not want a result set, I’ve whipped something up to demonstrate briefly
3. Incase we do not want a result set, I thought it would be a good idea to return a boolean if the query was succesful or not

Untested

public function query($query)
{
$result = @mysql_query($query, $this->conn);
$tokens = explode(’ ‘, $query);
if (count($tokens) > 0)
{
if (!in_array(trim($token), array(’update’, ‘delete’, ‘insert’)) {
return new DB_Result($result, $this->conn, $insert);
}
}

return is_resource($result);
}

]]> By: Matthijs http://www.w3style.co.uk/a-mysql-classiterator-for-php5#comment-6 Matthijs Sun, 13 Aug 2006 13:47:58 +0000 http://www.w3style.co.uk/a-mysql-classiterator-for-php5#comment-6 Looks good Chris. Have seen examples of this separation of db and dbresult elsewere, think in the sitepoint book of Harry Fuechs. Seems a logical way to do it. Thanks for sharing. Looks good Chris. Have seen examples of this separation of db and dbresult elsewere, think in the sitepoint book of Harry Fuechs. Seems a logical way to do it. Thanks for sharing.

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