MySQL 5.1 with Maria Reference Manual :: 20 Connectors and APIs :: 20.11 MySQL PHP API :: 20.11.2 MySQL Improved Extension (Mysqli)
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- 20.11 MySQL PHP API
- 20.11.1 MySQL
- 20.11.2 MySQL Improved Extension (Mysqli)
- 20.11.2.1 Examples
- 20.11.2.2 Overview
- 20.11.2.3 The MySQL Native Driver
- 20.11.2.4 Installing/Configuring
- 20.11.2.5 The mysqli Extension and Persistent Connections
- 20.11.2.6 Predefined Constants
- 20.11.2.7 The MySQLi Extension Function Summary
- 20.11.2.8 The MySQLi class (MySQLi)
- 20.11.2.9 The MySQLi_STMT class (MySQLi_STMT)
- 20.11.2.10 The MySQLi_Result class (MySQLi_Result)
- 20.11.2.11 The MySQLi_Driver class (MySQLi_Driver)
- 20.11.2.12 Aliases and deprecated Mysqli Functions
- 20.11.3 MySQL Functions (PDO_MYSQL)
- 20.11.4 Connector/PHP
- 20.11.5 Common Problems with MySQL and PHP
- 20.11.6 Enabling Both mysql and mysqli in PHP
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- 20.11.2.1. Examples
- 20.11.2.2. Overview
- 20.11.2.3. The MySQL Native Driver
- 20.11.2.4. Installing/Configuring
- 20.11.2.5. The mysqli Extension and Persistent Connections
- 20.11.2.6. Predefined Constants
- 20.11.2.7. The MySQLi Extension Function Summary
- 20.11.2.8. The MySQLi class (
MySQLi) - 20.11.2.9. The MySQLi_STMT class (
MySQLi_STMT) - 20.11.2.10. The MySQLi_Result class (
MySQLi_Result) - 20.11.2.11. The MySQLi_Driver class (
MySQLi_Driver) - 20.11.2.12. Aliases and deprecated Mysqli Functions
Copyright 1997-2008 the PHP Documentation Group.
The mysqli extension allows you to access the
functionality provided by MySQL 4.1 and above. More information
about the MySQL Database server can be found at
http://www.mysql.com/
An overview of software available for using MySQL from PHP can be found at Section 20.11.2.2, “Overview”
Documentation for MySQL can be found at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/.
Parts of this documentation included from MySQL manual with permissions of Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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