Download EazSQL - PHP MySQL Helper

This is a PHP5 Class-Helper that will allow you to make MySQL actions more easy, without too much lines. You will use like only 70% of classic code, and the syntax is more easy. Here you can see some examples: $mysql = new EazSQL('host', 'username', 'password', 'database'); // VS Old (classic) method: $mysql = mysql_connect('host', 'username', 'password') or die ('Mysql error, connection'); mysql_select_db('datababse', $mysql) or die ('Mysql error, database'); $foo->delete('mytable', array('' => 'id=1', 'or' => 'id=2')); // VS Old (classic) method: mysql_query("DELETE FROM mytable WHERE id=1 or id=2", $connection) or die ('Mysql error, delete'); Multi-queries! $foo->multi_query(array("DELETE FROM mytable WHERE id=1", "DELETE FROM mytable WHERE content='example'", "UPDATE mytable SET val = 'CodeCanyon'")); // VS Old (classic) method: mysql_query("DELETE FROM mytable WHERE id=1", $connection) or die ('Mysql error, query'); mysql_query("DELETE FROM mytable WHERE content='example'", $connection) or die ('Mysql error, query'); mysql_query("UPDATE mytable SET val = 'CodeCanyon'", $connection) or die ('Mysql error, query'); Retrieve rows as object! $results = $foo->get_rows("SELECT * FROM mytable"); foreach($results as $res) { echo $res->title

This is a PHP5 Class-Helper that will allow you to make MySQL actions more easy, without too much lines. You will use like only 70% of classic code, and the syntax is more easy.

Here you can see some examples:

$mysql = new EazSQL('host', 'username', 'password', 'database');  // VS Old (classic) method: $mysql = mysql_connect('host', 'username', 'password') or die ('Mysql error, connection'); mysql_select_db('datababse', $mysql) or die ('Mysql error, database');

$foo->delete('mytable', array('' => 'id=1', 'or' => 'id=2'));  // VS Old (classic) method: mysql_query("DELETE FROM mytable WHERE id=1 or id=2", $connection) or die ('Mysql error, delete'); 

Multi-queries!

$foo->multi_query(array("DELETE FROM mytable WHERE id=1", "DELETE FROM mytable WHERE content='example'", "UPDATE mytable SET val = 'CodeCanyon'"));  // VS Old (classic) method: mysql_query("DELETE FROM mytable WHERE id=1", $connection) or die ('Mysql error, query'); mysql_query("DELETE FROM mytable WHERE content='example'", $connection) or die ('Mysql error, query'); mysql_query("UPDATE mytable SET val = 'CodeCanyon'", $connection) or die ('Mysql error, query');

Retrieve rows as object!

 $results = $foo->get_rows("SELECT * FROM mytable"); foreach($results as $res) {     echo $res->title.'<br />'; }  // Versus.... $qry = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM mytable",$connection) or die ('Mysql error, query); if(mysql_num_rows($qry) > 0) {     while($res = mysql_fetch_assoc($qry)) {         echo $res['title'].'<br />';      } } 

With this helper, you can easy make queries, multi-queries, retrieve rows as an easy syntax, do update, delete, insert, and much more! Plus, it has a very explicit Documentation.
Why you don’t try it?

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