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PHP/SQL question.	by dodrian	2008-09-15 06:50:08
Possibility:	by Arachnid	2008-09-15 07:03:36
According to php.net	by dodrian	2008-09-15 07:07:45
Related question:	by Arachnid	2008-09-15 07:08:50
Because I'm new to PHP.	by dodrian	2008-09-15 07:12:24
Check out:	by Arachnid	2008-09-15 07:19:39
MySQLi, PHP Data Objects, and Pear's MDB2. I'd recommend one of the last two, since they're also database abstraction layers. This is one thing (of many) that I dislike about PHP: There's no warning in the MySQL module docs that this is a poor and deprecated way of doing things, and there's no guidance as to which of the many options one should use. The docs for mysql_query don't mention that there are better ways of querying than string substitution (and remembering to escape _Everything_ correctly), too. And people wonder why PHP apps are typically so insecure.
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Thanks, I'll play around with them. (n/t)	by dodrian	2008-09-15 07:32:29
Well, using mysqli didn't help.	by dodrian	2008-09-15 08:00:10

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