Showing posts with label mysqli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mysqli. Show all posts

Monday, August 15, 2011

mysqli tutorial

moving from procedural coding style to OOP this article telling basic information and maybe helpfull


Getting some info on the result from the mysql database:
 
 $mysqli = new mysqli('localhost','db_user','my_password','mysql'); // Get all the MySQL users and their hosts $sql = "SELECT user, host FROM user"; // If the query goes through if ($result = $mysqli->query($sql)) { // If there are some results if ($result->num_rows > 0) { // Let's show some info echo 'There were '.$result->num_rows.' rows returned. '; echo 'We selected '.$result->field_count.' fields in our query. '; echo 'Our thread ID is '.$mysqli->thread_id.' '; // Ok, let's show the data while ($row = $result->fetch_object()) { echo 'Username: '.$row->user.' :: Host: '.$row->host.' '; } // end while loop } else { echo 'There are no results to display. Odd how we connected to this database and there are no users.'; } // end else } else { // Notice the error would be within the mysqli class, rather than mysql_result printf("There has been an error from MySQL: %s",$mysqli->error); } // end else // Close the DB connection $mysqli->close(); ?>

also read mysql performance
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