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Hey guys,  Just have a question as i looked on google but didn't find too much.

 

I want to export a table to CSV so that it can be opened in excel and edited if needed.

 

But the question is using PDO, would it be better for mysql to create this csv with a intofile query or should i have php use the fputcsv functions.

 

I have not seen much on using that with pdo so i thought i would see what everyone thought.

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INTOFILE would most likely be more efficient, but would be MySQL-specific.

 

If you want to take full advantage of the abstraction PDO gives you, I'd bring the data into PHP and parse it there - you can easily do this with ANSI/ODBC standard code.

 

If you only plan on using MySQL, and want to maximize efficiency around this, then use INTO OUTFILE

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