Re: Re: PDO Oracle driver
| From: | Arvids Godjuks | Date: | Thu, 23 Apr 2015 10:22:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: PDO Oracle driver | ||
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чт, 23 Апр 2015, 13:00, Lester Caine <lester@lsces..co.uk>:
On 23/04/15 06:50, christopher jones wrote:
> Yes, we do recommend using OCI8 over PDO_OCI. This is partly due to
> some inherent design and performance weaknesses of the overall PDO
> architecture.
>
> So, lets not mark PDO_OCI as dead just yet.
It's nice to hear that it's not only the pdo_firebird driver that is
restricted by PDO. Which why I was asking for a general review on the
situation on database access.
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Hello,
I can definetly make a case that PDO restricts MySQL too. It lacks a lot of
functionality comparing to mysqli. I also found out recently that you can't
have a named param appear in a query more than once (an OR case, where 2
fields are compared against sma e value). The more you work, the more you
understand that PDO was a hype, that never got finished and got almost
abandoned.