Re: pg_query
| From: | Michal Migurski | Date: | Thu, 26 Feb 2004 04:26:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: pg_query | ||
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>I have a small question about sending PostgreSQL commands/statements. I
>noticed that there's a function pg_insert that can insert rows, but I
>have also seen codes that use pg_query(pg_exec, actually) to do the same
>job(in phpBB). Since 'query' is defined to 'retrieve' data, is it more
>preferred to use pg_insert when inserting rows? Maybe more generally, do
>I just send whatever through pg_query, or it's more adequate/efficient to
>use specific functions. Thank you.
pg_insert() is more limited than pg_query(), in terms of the input it will
accept. I imagine it exists to provide a convenient shorthand for the sort
of wrapper functions that everyone writes at one time or another.
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