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This class is meant to process SQL code with syntax that is specific to certain databases and convert it to SQL code that is database neutral.
The goal of the class is to help avoiding the use of SQL code that is not compatible with all the supported databases.
Currently the class supports converting SQL code specific to Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, SQLite and ODBC.
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Database conversion |
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dbconv |
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Convert database specific SQL to neutral SQL code |
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The PHP License |
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1264 users |
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2654 |
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1 user |
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January 2005
Number 3
Prize: One downloadable copy of Roadsend PHP Compiler |
Sometimes it is convenient to write applications that can work with many different SQL based databases.
Some database abstraction packages can help writing applications that can work unchanged with different databases.
However, if you start using SQL code that uses features that are specific of certain databases, it will be harder to make the applications work with other databases later.
This class can help avoiding some SQL portability problems by converting the SQL code that you use into SQL code that does not use certain database specific features known by the class.
Manuel Lemos |
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