KOHANA MYSQLI DRIVER

I prefer mysqli when I'm using the library directly, but I personally don't care too much what's under the hood of the database library. If you need more advanced but database-specific functionality I think it is sensible that you should have to implement this in your own extension. See the bottom of http: Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. You have a point that the docs should say some of this and hopefully they will soon as a lot more attention is turned to them. Edit, it looks like this [already exists] http: Are you using modules mysqli and database at the same time?

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Can anyone see what's going wrong? Both PDO and MySQLi support multiple resultsets which I think should be implemented, otherwise the documentation should be clear on what functionality Kohana actually offers to stop confusion? Edit, it looks like this [already exists] http: I'm working on a project that uses Kohana 3. I've run into a problem where I want to kohanw to a database.

Have anybody test this mysqli driver?

For large systems where PHP and MySQL are not operating on the same server or even the same network, the ability to form an ssl connection to a MySQL database becomes very important, and as mmysqli I feel it's worthwhile supporting this driver.

I forked the module and tacked on MySQLi and a crude attempt at multiple resultsets for myself and anyone else that's interested - I'm not expecting it to be merged in to the main distribution.

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The database class has prepared statements built in. Sign up using Facebook.

The one using 'MySQLi' as the driver. I might be being completely ignorant, but aren't prepared statements a lot more secure mhsqli the need for pre-processing? I guess the difficulty Kohana has is that it wants to maintain a standard functionality that is as database agnostic as possible.

But prepared statements and stored procedures are not the same thing.

How to add driver mysqli in kohana, because I have problem to query stored procedure Darsstar 1, 1 12 Feel free to create one, we would probably include it. These forums are read-only and for archival purposes only! The problem has been discussed on the Kohana forums. Just enabling the module isn't enough. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons! It might break the DB agnostic ideals but mysqli does provide the ssl connection support all the other extensions seem to lack.

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Sign up using Email and Password. But not all databases behind PDO do surely?

See the bottom of http: I've bumped into this issue as well. I kohama a MySQLi driver some time ago. The "Internet" says its much better. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.

Am I missing something? Everything that I have read suggests that there is no significant speed difference between to two the benchmarks I've seen vary, and different myeqli of queries produce different results. Are you using modules mysqli and database at the same time?