Will do. I have heard this from a lot of peoplenow, what is the difference/benefit of doing it that way versus thetraditional non vb way?
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Simply put, db_mysql saves you a lot of work and time. If you use thenative functions you will be witting a lot of error checking code forthings db_mysql can handle on the fly. If you use db_mysql you spendmore time witting clean SQL, instead of witting php code to handleerrors when that SQL may fail (and it will).
All is not lost, you didn't learn the native php functions for nothing.db_mysql is built upon these functions, so just think of db_mysql as acleaner, faster, more efficient way of talking with mysql.
01-30-2005, 07:56 PM
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