mysql vs. mysqli, how to call stored procedure from php
- From: "eholz1" <ewholz@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Feb 2007 10:52:48 -0800
Hello PHP Group,
Is there any advantages (or disadvantages) in using mysqli instead of
mysql (querys, connections to database, etc).
I am currently using mysql_connect, and things like this:
$result = @mysql_query("SELECT * FROM images3 WHERE id=" . $img . "
AND p=" .$p. "");
to access my database. I see that some people are using the
equivalent stuff but with the mysqli style, etc I know the 'i" stands
for "improved", Being new to this stuff, i wonder what the difference
might be.
Also, how do I call a stored procedure from PHP.
i have tried this, but I get errors: $result = @mysql_query("call
sp_max_records (100)");
this procedure returns the MAX(id) from my database.
Thanks for a great group - one of the most responsive.
eholz1
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