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The mysqli_driver class Introduction ¶ The mysqli_driver class is an instance of the monostate pattern, i.e. there is only one driver which can be accessed though an arbitrary amount of mysqli_driver instances.
- Mysqli
mysqli::escape_string — Alias of mysqli_real_escape_string...
- Mysqli
Properties client_info The Client API header version client_version The Client version driver_version The MySQLi Driver version embedded Wether MySQLi Embedded support is enabled reconnect Allow or prevent reconnect (see the mysqli.reconnect INI directive) report_mode Set to MYSQLI_REPORT_STRICT to throw Exceptions for errors
Class synopsis mysqli_driver { /* Properties */ publicreadonlystring $ client_info ; publicreadonlystring $ client_version ; publicreadonlystring $ driver_version ; publicreadonlystring $ embedded ; publicbool $ reconnect ; publicint $ report_mode ; /* Methods */ void embedded_server_end ( void )
Introduction The mysqli_driver class is an instance of the monostate pattern, i.e. there is only one driver which can be accessed though an arbitrary amount of mysqli_driver instances.
The name of the class that implements java.sql.Driver in MySQL Connector/J is com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver.
Introduction The mysqli_driver class is an instance of the monostate pattern, i.e. there is only one driver which can be accessed though an arbitrary amount of mysqli_driver instances.
The mysqli_driver class is an instance of the monostate pattern, i.e. there is only one driver which can be accessed though an arbitrary amount of mysqli_driver instances.
