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Mysql & Mysqli


shane18

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any database is independent ...

 

nonthinking to do with php, but php has it own commands for mysql know, if you want to use them.....

 

so no...

 

 

you wont get the mysql database programmers get read of good old myql because php got there own syntax to control functions init.

 

I use mysql and not the msqli functions built into php, a database is independent.........

 

you ant going to get people after 25 years get rid off mysql because off php have built in a function to control specific functions for php.

 

do you think php own mysql no way....

 

mysql is implemented into billion's off programs....

 

be honest mysql is not supported via php any more (( meaning php not making support for the database mysql.....

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How can it be removed when mysql is independent, Do not matter what php creates as a function just a plug in, like other things like gd

 

you use it or you don't....

 

programmers preference (( to use or not to use))

 

Shane mysqli is mysql just been created to use different functions created via php experts that all.

 

there no mysqli independent software it all mysql there the same just php created functions to hang of php to conrtol mysql and called it mysqli.

 

 

SHANE SHOW ME THE DATABASE TO INSTALL CALLED MYSQLI......

 

will always get mysql

 

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Sorry according to the manual, you get to add a mysqli.dll, to get the mysql engine, to work with the php mysqli functions created via php it self, but the program that controls the database is the mysql engine........

 

so it is a plugin that just extends mysql to use php mysqli.....

 

and no mysql will never go........

 

but you will see many users now use mysqli......(( but it preference not false d

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