"Luke Woollard" <luke@taborvision.com> wrote... : > I once read a great article in the first or second issue of > http://www.phparch.com/ on database abstraction layers. At which point I > used the tutorial as a starting point for creating a very similar structure > I named dbWave. There are only minor differences and a postgresql driver is > now included for the most common pg_* functions. > > I was just wondering if anyone has developed a database abstraction layer > that allows you to separate your SQL queries from your application logic > like dbWave does? I'm looking for a more advanced way of doing this? > > > Attached is dbWave for anyone to look at/use. To run it you need to use the > following tags in your file: > > // DBWave include files > include( "[attached_filename].php" ); > > To instantiate the dbWave object you use the following code in a file name > connect.php > <?php > > /* This file instantiates dbWave using our chosen API */ > /* It is automatically generated by the database setup program */ > > // Instantiate dbWave using the MySQL API > $dbWave = new Mysql(); > > // Connect to the database > $dbWave->connect( 'yourhost', 'yourport', 'yourdbname', 'yourdbuser', > 'yourdbpass' ); > ?> ZoomStats uses it: http://sf.net/projects/zoomstats P.S: I wrote that phparch article, and I based it on my ZoomStats experoence which I also founded. -- Maxim Maletsky maxim@php.net -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
