Class db_recordset
Wraps a mysqli_result and acts mostly as a pass-through to hide the
underlying implementation should the recommended PHP method of database
interaction change again - note: this class should really be used alongside
'select' queries, not 'update', 'delete', or 'insert'..
Namespace: ski
Located at packages/ski.web/services/ski.service.db.php
Methods summary
public
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__construct( mysqli_result $result )
Constructs a new result..
Constructs a new result..
Parameters
- $result
mysqli_result
$result
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public
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#
__destruct( )
Frees the result when out of scope..
Frees the result when out of scope..
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public
type
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#
num_recs( )
Retrieves the number of records in this recordset..
Retrieves the number of records in this recordset..
Returns
type
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public
mixed
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next( boolean $as_obj = false )
Enumerates the next record in this recordset..
Enumerates the next record in this recordset..
Parameters
- $as_obj
boolean
$as_obj Set to true if you would like records to be returned as objects instead
of an associative array; defaults to the array Returns
mixed
Could be an object or associative array based on initial setting
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public
mysqli_result
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get_mysqli_result( )
Gets at the underlying mysqli_result for direct access; for example, could
use this to call \mysqli::prepare..
Gets at the underlying mysqli_result for direct access; for example, could
use this to call \mysqli::prepare..
Returns
mysqli_result
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Magic methods summary