Interface for database drivers.
The Driver API conforms to the ADODB pseudo standard for database drivers.
Execute(string $sql, array $bindings = array()) : integer
Executes SQL code and allows key-value binding.
This function allows you to provide an array with values to bind to query parameters. For instance you can bind values to question marks in the query. Each value in the array corresponds to the question mark in the query that matches the position of the value in the array. You can also bind values using explicit keys, for instance array(":key"=>123) will bind the integer 123 to the key :key in the SQL. This method has no return value.
| string | $sql | SQL query to execute |
| array | $bindings | list of values to bind to SQL snippet |
Affected Rows
GetCursor(string $sql, array $bindings = array()) : \RedBeanPHP\Cursor
Returns a cursor-like object from the database.
| string | $sql | SQL query to execute |
| array | $bindings | list of values to bind to SQL snippet |
setDebugMode( $tf, $customLogger) : void
Toggles debug mode. In debug mode the driver will print all SQL to the screen together with some information about the results.
This method is for more fine-grained control. Normally you should use the facade to start the query debugger for you. The facade will manage the object wirings necessary to use the debugging functionality.
Usage (through facade):
R::debug( TRUE );
...rest of program...
R::debug( FALSE );
The example above illustrates how to use the RedBeanPHP query debugger through the facade.
| $tf | ||
| $customLogger |