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This class can be used to query PHP arrays using an SQL dialect.
It can execute SQL SELECT queries on bi-dimensional array on which the first dimension is the row number and the second dimension the field names.
The class supports the WHERE clause to specify conditions using operators like =, >, <, LIKE, IN, etc..
The results are returned as arrays and can be sorted with the ORDER clause and restricted with the clause LIMIT.
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sql4array |
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sql4array |
| Description: |
Query PHP arrays using an SQL dialect |
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0.0.3 |
| PHP version: |
5.0.0 |
| License: |
GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| All time users: |
801 users |
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May 2007
Number 3 |
Arrays are often used in PHP applications to store complex information structures.
Retrieving information from complex arrays may require a lot of hand-written code.
This class provides a surprisingly simple solution that consists of using a SQL-like language to query and retrieve information from arrays as if those are relational databases.
Manuel Lemos |
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