mysqli versus mysql
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In an other thread I started a discussion about mysql_connect versus mysql_pconnect.
In this thread I would like to discuss mysqli versus mysql.
The i in mysqli stands for improved. So why not use the improved mysqli connector for php-fusion? Perhaps in v8?
It seems mysql will be depreciated.
And mysqli has some interesting features like:
Some additional reading:
mysqli-connect-vs-mysql-connect/
manual/en/mysqlinfo.api.choosing
mysqli.overview
In this thread I would like to discuss mysqli versus mysql.
The i in mysqli stands for improved. So why not use the improved mysqli connector for php-fusion? Perhaps in v8?
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There are different opinions on which connector/extension is faster. Here is a simple guideline that you should follow:
If the MySQL database you are connecting to is <= 4.1.3, then use mysql_connect.
If the MySQL database you are connecting to is > 4.1.3, then use mysqli_connect.
It seems mysql will be depreciated.
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Lifecycle Long Term Deprecation Announced*
And mysqli has some interesting features like:
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Asynchronous Queries
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Some additional reading:
mysqli-connect-vs-mysql-connect/
manual/en/mysqlinfo.api.choosing
mysqli.overview
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