Is this drop-in replacement for MysqliDb

[igorek24]

From what I can tell, this is a drop-in replacement for MysqliDb .

Is there anything we should watchout for when migrating?

[decMuc]

Sorry, I’m currently working intensively on another project and didn’t see your message earlier.
In general, migrating from MySqli to PDOdb is almost 100% identical.

I’ve expanded the whole thing quite a bit and added more features, but I tried to keep most of the old methods. If you want to properly handle errors, you should use try/catch.

Some methods have been replaced with others – but I usually kept the old ones in place, so something gets written to the error log.

$db->escape() is obsolete but still included (just without functionality).

$db->pagelimit has been replaced with $db->setPageLimit(x), but the old method still works for now.

count, totalpage, and pagelimit have been changed.

setReturnKey and setReturnMode already existed before, but under different names. I renamed them because the old names weren’t really self-explanatory – I only discovered them myself when I tore everything apart and rewrote it.

Honestly, I’ve rewritten so many things that I don’t even fully remember everything I’ve changed. :D

In autumn, I plan to add a few more extensions since there are still some things I personally miss.
If you notice or think of anything else, please let me know – I’d be happy to integrate it.

[decMuc]

If you’ve been using the old MySqliDB, you’ll find it very easy to work with my PDOdb – without getting any gray hairs from it ;-)