Examples
some81
Its very diferent form old one, pdo is not working.
And when you upload some example pls upload the databases.
Pdo work with all databases, why the examples use mysql drivers?
Rick Gigger
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> The new zoop -- i dont like it
Well, you are free to keep using the old one. We will be taking the
best stuff from new zoop and moving it into old zoop, so at some point
you should have the best of both worlds.
> Its very diferent form old one, pdo is not working.
You should be able to use straight up pdo, we aren't doing anything to
break it. What do you mean by "pdo is not working"? The zoop db
drivers system is designed to be able to abstract away the underlying
db driver to give you a consistent interface for all databases. Most
of the drivers currently wrap the native php interfaces. This is the
case with mssql, pgsq, and pgsql. Because, currently, the only way to
access sqlite databases in PHP is to sue the pdo driver, I used the
pdo driver for sqlite. I envisioned allowing you to choose both the
backend database, and the backend driver however. For instance you
could use php_pgsql for the native php pgsql_* functions or pdo_pgsql
to use pdo as the backend driver model for accessing the postgres
database. There hasn't been much need to do so however, if you have a
compelling case for doing this please let me know.
It is very different from the old one. That is by design. I think I
have made some good improvements although I will admit new zoop is no
where near as comprehensive as old zoop. In many ways though I think
it is cleaner, easier to use and more performant than old zoop.
> And when you upload some example pls upload the databases.
As far as I know I include databases with all of my examples that
require them. Which one are you trying to access that doesn't include
the database?
> Pdo work with all databases, why the examples use mysql drivers?
The generic examples all use sqlite. I have db specific examples for
mysql, and pgsql. Neither of them use pdo however. Right now zoop
supports pgsql, mssql, mysq, and sqlite. Writing new adapters is very
easy though so if there is a database that you would like supported
let me know and I will see what I can do.
It seems like there is a lot of misunderstanding about how zoop
works. Sorry for the slow reponse on this but I would like to help
you get up and running with new zoop. If you can give me some more
specifics on your problems I might be able to help you out better.
Thanks so much for your feedback.
Rick