Ask YC: Those using PHP, what do you use for talking to your database (MySQL)?

Re:Ask YC: Those using PHP, what do you use for talking to y... by Maascamp on Monday August 11, 2008 @01:28PM (#273132)

ADODB. I've used PDO as well (which is slightly faster), but I found ADO to be a little more robust. Also supports memchached out of the box.

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Re:Ask YC: Those using PHP, what do you use for talking to y... by nuclear_eclipse on Monday August 11, 2008 @02:13PM (#273179)

ADODB also has the excellent feature of a shorthand, generalized SQL format that's incredibly useful for specifying cross-platform schema.

We use this in the Mantis project to define a list of sequential schema definitions, which then gets applied one-by-one to generate or upgrade an installation's database, and it works on MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, Oracle, and DB2.

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Re:Ask YC: Those using PHP, what do you use for talking to y... by xenoterracide on Tuesday August 12, 2008 @11:39PM (#274714)

nothing against adodb but if mantis is any clue it doesn't solve this problem. I've tried installing postgres in mantis and it was a no go due to known bugs, related to the area of schema definitions.

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