My Active Record
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This class can be used to map objects to MySQL database rows using Martin Fowler's Active Record design pattern as popularised by Ruby on Rails.
It can store and retrieve objects in MySQL tables with minimal configuration.
Applications can use sub-classes of this base class to create application domain objects that support relationships, data validation, compound properties, clean ups and transactions.
This base class looks up the columns in a MySQL database tables automatically, and translates these to object properties.
It can store and retrieve objects in MySQL tables with minimal configuration.
Applications can use sub-classes of this base class to create application domain objects that support relationships, data validation, compound properties, clean ups and transactions.
This base class looks up the columns in a MySQL database tables automatically, and translates these to object properties.
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| 0.3 Release Notes | Release notes for MyActiveRecord 0.3 |
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 api.html |
Doc. | API documentation |
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Doc. | Discussion of where MyActiveRecord comes from, and how it differs from other ActiveRecord interpretations in PHP and Ruby on Rails |
| howto.html |
Doc. | Detailed exploration of class features and functionality |
| Download all files: myactiverecord.tar.gz myactiverecord.zip |
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