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2007
PHP: Fonctions Informix (PDO_INFORMIX) - Manual
PDO_INFORMIX est un pilote qui implémente l'interface de PHP Data Objects (PDO) pour autoriser l'accès à PHP aux bases de données Informix.
PDO, l'abstraction de données pour PHP 5 - JDN Développeurs
Standard, performante et ouverte : l'extension PDO est désormais la méthode recommandée pour accéder aux bases de données depuis PHP. Exploration avec exemples de code.
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2006
The PHP 5 Data Object (PDO) Abstraction Layer and Oracle
An overview of the new PHP Data Objects (PDO) data abstraction layer, with a focus on Oracle, from one of its original developers.
PDO_User and the effects of Slide Driven Development - Sara Golemon
Développer son propre driver PDO en PHP
2005
PDO 1.0RC2 released via PECL - Evil, as in Dr.
I released the next release candidate for PDO tonight
PHP : La bibliothèque PDO
PHP 5.1 va inclure en standard une nouvelle couche d'abstraction pour l'accès aux bases de données : la bibliothèque PDO (PHP Data Objects). Petit tour d'horizon de la bête.
Introduction to PHP 5 PDO - SitePoint PHP Blog
Although there are already some PHP database abstraction classes available, the advantage of PDO is that it will be available in any PHP installation (so long as it is enabled) at runtime, without any need for recompiling. In addition, since it has been written from scratch specifically for PHP 5, it has a high level of performance. And if you are like me and often only want the key features, then PDO provides all the essential functions you need to connect to different databases. If you need the "full works", then the PEAR MDB2 package can handle that.
php.pecl.dev: Service Data Objects for PHP extension
IBM travaille vraiment avec Zend à l'amélioration de PHP, ça fait plaisir !
PDO - PHP Wiki
PDO is not a query abstraction layer like ADODB (http://adodb.sourceforge.net/) or Pear DB (http://pear.php.net/package/DB), it provides how we access the databases and how the result from the databases are handled, projects like ADODB might implement a PDO backend, but do not get confused and think that these two things are the same.
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