Published 2005-04-19 11:51:37

DBDO has finally made it to a state where it can be released. After testing on this site's PHP5 version, I finally nailed the last few segfaults.

The DBDO page on pecl.php.net lists the the differences between it and DB_DataObjects, and you can get an idea of the API by looking at the source for this websites PHP5 version or the documentation on DataObjects. The main things that still need looking at are

  • Join support
  • experimenting with PDO integration
It would be nice to hear from anyone that get's past the fun of compiling libgda (from CVS), and get it to work.


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Comments

Nice one
Good to hear Alan, i may get it going on my laptop for testing. Are the methods similar to the pear version ? Sadly it would be too long before I could convince work to get DBDO on as it would be considered too bleeding edge ;)
#0 - Dan Electro ( Link) on 2005-04-21 09:51:02 Delete Comment
got it to work
I compiled libgda on a mandrake cooker system and got dbdo to work. I am looking into dbdo to see if we can use this instead of the php database extraction layer we are currently using (adodb).
#1 - dick ( Link) on 2005-04-25 16:41:04 Delete Comment
State?
Hi Alan,

it did sound very promising back then, but there haven't been any updates in a while. Did you abandon it and if so, why?

thanks
#2 - Markus ( Link) on 2006-12-23 04:27:40 Delete Comment
Status
It's currently dead in the water, I dont really have time, or interest in doing anything more on it.

I guess PHP's internals take their toll on you after a while...
#3 - Alan Knowles ( Link) on 2007-01-05 18:26:20 Delete Comment

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