KjwXmlSql Class Reference

KjwXmlSql is a tiny xml implementation of the KjwFakeSql abstract class. More...

Inheritance diagram for KjwXmlSql:

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Public Member Functions
	KjwXmlSql ($server, $unused_port, $unused_user, $unused_pass, $path)
	Construct a KjwXmlSql object.
	insertId ()
	Returns the id of the last INSERT clause that uses an IDENTITY/SEQUENCE/AUTO_INCREMENT value.
	_simpleSelect ($table, $columns, $order, $skip=0, $max=-1)
	_simpleInsert ($table, $args)
Public Attributes
	$_dbpath = null
	$_last_insert_id = null

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Detailed Description

KjwXmlSql is a tiny xml implementation of the KjwFakeSql abstract class.

It does not support much SQL at all. It's supposed to be a temporary solution for tiny database needs. Don't use this for anything larger than a tiny guestbook or some other small thing.

Definition at line 42 of file KjwXmlSql.php.

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Member Function Documentation

KjwXmlSql::insertId

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)

Returns the id of the last INSERT clause that uses an IDENTITY/SEQUENCE/AUTO_INCREMENT value.

Returns:

The new id.

Note:

Don't try to be funny and do SELECT or whatever queries before calling this.

Reimplemented from KjwSql.

Definition at line 69 of file KjwXmlSql.php.

KjwXmlSql::KjwXmlSql	(	$	server,
		$	unused_port,
		$	unused_user,
		$	unused_pass,
		$	path
	)

Construct a KjwXmlSql object.

Parameters:

	$server	Must be 'localhost' as we'll be using local files.
	$unused_port	Unused, must be a zero.
	$unused_user	Username, must be an empty string.
	$unused_pass	Password, must be an empty string.
	$path	Path to the xml/lock files, should be writable.

Definition at line 55 of file KjwXmlSql.php.

References KjwFakeSql::KjwFakeSql().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• KjwXmlSql.php