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Object operations
Basic
Advanced
Event listeners
Transactions
This is a summary of the API methods that you would use for most of your tasks. The full API doc can be found here.
Object operations
Basic
All runtime calls are through the persistence manager (epManager). For most of the tasks, you need only six basic methods. They are -
epObject create($class […]
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Configuration
Mapping
Compile (optional)
Runtime
Here is the workflow to use EZPDO to persist/retrieve your objects.
Configuration
You can use any text editor to modify your own EZPDO configuration file. Configuration options can be specified in either
an XML file
or
an .ini file.
A complete list of options with detailed descriptions can be found here. Most […]
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A simple example
Mapping
Persisting
Retrieval
Delete and update
Wanna do more?
A simple example
The following is a simple example that shows you how to use EZPDO to persist and retrieve your objects.
You may want to check out the tutorial that showcases more advanced features that EZPDO has after following this simple example.
Mapping
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Overview
Basic queries
From and Where
The in operator
Sorting and limit
Simplified syntax
Aggregate functions
Advanced queries
Single-valued vars
Many-valued vars
Overview
EZOQL stands for EZPDO Object Query Language. EZOQL is a mini query language that resembles the standard SQL SELECT statements. It provides great flexibility in object retrieval.
Despite the resemblance to standard SQL statements, please keep in mind EZOQL is […]
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EZPDO is self-contained1). Simply download and unzip, and you are good to go!
Download the latest EZPDO release.
Extract tarball to a directory you desire.
tar -xzvf ezpdo.tar.gz -C /path/to/install/ezpdo
Check if your system is ready for EZPDO.
Check out the tutorial to quickstart with EZPDO.
1) The default database library is ADODb. Only if you […]
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