[thelist] MySQL & Preparing (was : Tools to use)
Robert Gormley
robert at pennyonthesidewalk.com
Mon Sep 12 17:00:57 CDT 2005
Forget ADODB, and PEAR.
For using MySQL 4.1+ (the production release for the last year), using PHP 5 (also in production for about that length, you're recommended to use mysqli - the improved mysql extension, which does indeed have 'proper' prepared statement functionality. And if you go from there to mysql 5.x, you get native stored procedure support.
Though neither of these is a panacea against injection, it should be noted.
Rob
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