[_] Discard db changes with rollback
Darren Beale
bealers at gmail.com
Wed Nov 15 19:34:07 GMT 2006
On 11/15/06, Tom Gidden <tom at gidden.net> wrote:
> Incidentally, if you're starting a new site, make sure you use one of
> the abstraction layers, such as PDO rather than the mysql_*()
> commands. In particular, the "prepared statement" stuff is bloody
> handy, and prevents a lot of niggly bugs and security flaws that tend
> to creep in due to bad string escaping. The reason I mention this is
> that a lot of PHP coders haven't figured this one out yet.
Have you played with propel Tom?
http://propel.phpdb.org/trac/
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> Incidentally, if you're starting a new site, make sure you use one of
> the abstraction layers, such as PDO rather than the mysql_*()
> commands. In particular, the "prepared statement" stuff is bloody
> handy, and prevents a lot of niggly bugs and security flaws that tend
> to creep in due to bad string escaping. The reason I mention this is
> that a lot of PHP coders haven't figured this one out yet.
Have you played with propel Tom?
http://propel.phpdb.org/trac/
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Darren Beale
Freelance Web Developer
Work: http://siftware.co.uk
Play: http://bealers.com
Call: 07711 716 197