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Getting PHP to Talk to MySQl
Now that you’re comfortable using the MySQL client tools to manipulate data in the
database, you can begin using PHP to display and modify data from the database. PHP has
standard functions for working with the , we’re going to discuss PHP’s built-in
database functions. We’ll also show you how to use the The PHP Extension and Application
Repository (PEAR) database
functions that provide the ability to use the same functions to access any supported database.
This type of flexibility comes from a process called
abstraction
. In programming interfaces,
abstraction simplifies a complex interaction. It works by
removing any nonessential parts of the interaction, allowing you to concentrate on the
important parts. PEAR’s DB classes are one such database interface abstraction. The information
you need to log into a database is reduced to the bare minimum. This standard format allows you
to interact with MySQL, as well as other databases using the same functions. Similarly, other
MySQL-specific functions are replaced with generic ones that know how to talk to many databases.
For example, the MySQL-specific connect function is:
mysql_connect($db_host, $db_username, $db_password);
versus PEAR’s DB connect function:
$connection =
DB::connect("mysql://$db_username:$db_password@$db_host/$db_database");
The same basic information is present in both commands, but the PEAR function also specifies
the type of databases to which to connect. You can connect to MySQL or other supported
databases. We’ll discuss both connection methods in detail.
In this chapter, you’ll learn how to connect to a MySQL server fromPHP, how to use PHP to
access and retrieve stored data, and how to correctly display information to the user.
1 The Process
The basic steps of performing a query, whether using the mysql command-line tool or PHP, are
the same:
• Connect to the database.
• Select the database to use.
• Build a SELECT statement.
• Perform the query.
• Display the results.
We’ll walk through each of these steps for both plain PHP and PEAR functions.
2 Resources
When connecting to a MySQL database, you will use two new resources. The first is the link
identifier that holds all of the information necessary to connect to the database for an active
connection. The other resource is the results resource. It contains all information required to
retrieve results from an active database query’s result set. You’ll be creating and assigning both
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