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sql.php PDO Wrapper - Test

001 <!DOCTYPE html> 002 <html lang="en"> 003 <head> 004 <meta charset="UTF-8" /> 005 <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" /> 006 <meta name="Author" content="Kevin Delaney" /> 007 <meta name="keywords" content="pdo connection, php database connection" /> 008 <meta name="description" content="This is the test page for the sql.php object which I use to contain the PHP PDO Object." /> 009 <title>Test Page for sql.php</title> 010 <link rel="canonical" href="https://yintercept.com/resources/sqlTest.php" /> 011 <link rel="stylesheet" href="rm.css" type="text/css"> 012 </head> 013 <body> 014 <div class="main"> 015 <h2>sql Test Page</h2> 016 <p>People often confuse the term "object" and "class." Originally, the term "object design" simply meant grouping procedures and data into a cohesive structures called "objects." The "class" contruct was created for an implementation of Object Oriented Programming called "C for Classes" by Bjarne Stroustrup. C++ was optimized for creating GUI interfaces on desktop computers.</p> 017 <p>The World Wide Web is not a desktop computer. The rigid class structure adopted by PHP impedes development; So, I created a free form object which I placed in the sql.php file. I call this approach <a href="https://yintercept.com/resources/">The Resource Model</a>.</p> 018 <p>This is a test page for sql.php. Use the Code Viewer to see the test. The Test Results are below the dotted line.</p> 019 <hr style="border: 2px dotted #000"> 020 <h3>Test Results</h3> 021 <p>These are tests results for the free form sql object. NOTE: this object requires the <a href="https://yintercept.com/resources/msgTest.php">msg Notification Object</a>.</p> 022 <?php 023 /** 024 * sqlTest.php is a test script for the sql.php object. 025 * Yes, even though it doesn't use a rigid class structure, it is an object. 026 * This link shows the test results: 027 * @see https://yintercept.com/resources/sqlTest.php 028 * 029 * The sql.php object uses the msg.php notification object to report errors. 030 * This scription requires the msg.php object: 031 * @see https://yintercept.com/resources/msgTest.php 032 * 033 * @copyright 2015 kd 034 */ 035 include('/var/www/php/msg.php');
require('/var/www/php/sql.php');
001 <?php 002 /** 003 * The sql functions connect with the database using PDO and PDOStatement. 004 * NOTE, you will need to manually edit dbConn to configure the connections. 005 * 006 * @package ResourceModel 007 * @copyright 2002-2016 Kevin Delaney 008 * @license https://yintercept.com/resources/license.html 009 * @see https://yintercept.com/resources 010 * @see https://yintercept.com/resources/view.php?script=1 Source Code 011 * @version 0.0.10 012 * 013 * These are the primary functions: 014 * sqlValue() returns a single value from the database 015 * sqlRow() returns a single row from the database. 016 * sqlArr() returns a 2D array with full result set. 017 * sqlLoop @see https://yintercept.com/resources/view.php?script=10 018 * dbConn() holds the PDO Connect object. It has some additional functions: 019 * Call it with DB_BEGIN, DB_ROLLBACK & DB_COMMIT for transactions 020 * "+dbname" will run an 'ATTACH DATABASE' command 021 * DB_INSERT_ID will return the last insert id 022 * The function returns a PDOStatement if you want one of those. 023 * 024 */ 025 const SDB_PATH = '/var/www/db/'; // Location of my SQLite3 databases. 026 const DB_MAIN = 'main'; // name of your primary database 027 // dbConn will process these transactions 028 const DB_INSERT_ID =1; // returns last insert id 029 const DB_BEGIN = 3; // Begin a transaction 030 const DB_ROLLBACK = 4; // rollback a database transaction 031 const DB_COMMIT = 5; // commit a database transaction 032 const DB_CLOSE = 6; // closes connection, logs stats & returns dbCnt. 033 const DB_CNT = 7; // dbConn returns statement count. 034 const DB_ERRORS = 666; // dbConn returns error info. 035 // used by sqlRow() 036 const DB_CHK = 100; 037 const DB_MAX_ROWS = 2000; 038 // directives for sqlExec 039 const DB_ONE_MAX = 64; // rollback if more than one row updated 040 const DB_ROWCOUNT = 10; // return the row count 041 const DB_LAST_ID = 1; // same as DB_INSERT_ID 042 // include('/var/www/php/cnx.php'); 043 /** 044 * dbConn is a database connection factory that maintains an array of 045 * connections and returns PDOStatements to sql requests. 046 * Currently, I am hard coding the connectson in deConn. 047 * in a future release, connection information will be in an array 048 * 049 * @param string $sql is either SQL command or a short cut code. 050 * @param string $dbi identifies the database to use. 051 * @return mixed[] returns a PDOStatement for SQL command or info related to call. 052 */ 053 function dbConn($dbi,$sql) { 054 static $dbh = array(); // array holds the PDO objects. 055 static $dbCnt = 0; // counts calls to the database 056 static $dbTrace = ''; // holds a trace string. 057 /** register your conections here. The values of the array are: 058 * @param string dbnam -- give each db a unique name. Use 'main' for default. 059 * @param integer status starts as 0. Is 1 if connected and -1 if failed. 060 * @param string dsn is the Data Name Source for the connection 061 * @param string user is the database user name 062 * @param string pwd is the password. 063 */ 064 static $connArr = array( 065 DB_MAIN=>['status'=>0,'dsn'=>'sqlite:/var/www/db/main.db','user'=>'','pwd'=>''], 066 'log'=>['status'=>0,'dsn'=>'sqlite:/var/www/db/log.db','user'=>'','pwd'=>''] 067 ); 068 // I've defined four databases. ele is hosted by http://www.elephantsql.com 069 // the last database is a mistake ... used to test db failures. 070 $rv = false; 071 $dbCnt++; 072 $stmt = false; 073 try { 074 // verify dbi exists in the index. 075 if (isset($connArr[$dbi])) { 076 if ($connArr[$dbi]['status'] == -1) throw new Exception('No Database Connection.'); 077 } else { 078 throw new Exception('Connection "'.$dbi.'" does not exist.'); 079 } 080 if ($connArr[$dbi]['status']==0) { 081 // connect to the database 082 try { 083 $dbh[$dbi] = new PDO($connArr[$dbi]['dsn'],$connArr[$dbi]['user'],$connArr[$dbi]['pwd']); 084 $connArr[$dbi]['status'] = 1; 085 } catch(PDOException $e) { 086 // record error and set DB_ACTIVE to DB_NONE. 087 $connArr[$dbi]['status'] = -1; 088 // log database connection faxlure in a file 089 file_put_contents(SDB_PATH.'pdoerr.txt', $dbi.' //'.$_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'].' '.$e->getMessage(), FILE_APPEND | LOCK_EX); 090 throw new Exception('Database connection '.$dbi.' failed.'); 091 } 092 } 093 // We can add little short cuts here. such as +str Attaches a database 094 if (substr($sql,0,1)=='+') { 095 if (substr_count($sql,' ')==0) { 096 $asql = 'ATTACH DATABASE '.$dbh[$dbi]->quote(SDB_PATH.substr($sql,1).'.db').' AS '.$dbh[$dbi]->quote(substr($sql,1)); 097 $dbh[$dbi]->exec($asql); 098 $dbTrace+='A'; 099 $rv = true; 100 } 101 } elseif (substr($sql,0,1) == '^') { 102 $rv = $dbh[$dbi]->quote(substr($sql,1)); 103 } elseif ($sql==DB_INSERT_ID) { 104 $rv = $dbh[$dbi]->lastInsertId(); 105 } elseif ($sql==DB_ERRORS) { 106 $rv = implode('|',$dbh[$dbi]->errorInfo()); 107 } elseif ($sql == DB_CNT) { 108 $rv = --$dbCnt; // return current dbCnt (minus this call) 109 } elseif ($sql==DB_CLOSE) { 110 $dbh[$dbi]=null; 111 $dbErrors=false; 112 $rv=$dbCnt; 113 // store a trace of page for later analysis. 114 // $page_id = 0; // will populate later. 115 msgLog('dbTrace',[0,$dbTrace]); 116 } elseif ($sql==DB_BEGIN) { 117 if ($dbh[$dbi]->inTransaction()) { 118 msgComment($dbi.' is already in transaction mode.'); 119 } else { 120 $dbh[$dbi]->beginTransaction(); 121 } 122 $rv = true; 123 } elseif ($sql==DB_ROLLBACK) { 124 if ($dbh[$dbi]->inTransaction()) { 125 $dbh[$dbi]->rollBack(); 126 } else { 127 msgComment('Rollback outside a transaction'); 128 } 129 $rv = true; 130 } elseif ($sql==DB_COMMIT) { 131 if ($dbh[$dbi]->inTransaction()) { 132 $dbh[$dbi]->commit(); 133 } else { 134 msgComment('Attempting to commit outside transaction.'); 135 } 136 $rv = true; 137 } else { 138 // return an unexecuted prepared statement to call procedure. 139 $dbTrace.=substr($sql,0,1); // add first letter of command to trace. 140 $rv = $dbh[$dbi]->prepare($sql); 141 } 142 } catch (Exception $e) { 143 msgError('PDO says: '.$e->getMessage()); 144 $rv = false; 145 } 146 return $rv; 147 } 148 /** 149 * sqlValue returns a single value from the database. 150 * @param string $sql is a SQL SELECT command 151 * @param array $arr holds parameters for the SQL command 152 * @return string The function returns the first column of first row of the result 153 */ 154 function sqlValue($sql,$arr=[],$dbi=DB_MAIN) { 155 $stmt = dbConn($dbi,$sql); 156 // return an array of zeros on failure. 157 $rv = ''; // returns a blank space on error 158 if (is_object($stmt)) { 159 if (!is_array($arr)) { 160 $tst = $arr; 161 // no need to get huffy is some forgot the brackets to make it an array. 162 if (is_string($tst) or is_numeric($tst)) { 163 $arr=[$tst]; 164 // msgComment('sqlValue - string to array'); 165 } else { 166 msgError('In valid parameter for sqlValue()'); 167 } 168 } 169 if ($stmt->execute($arr)) { 170 $row = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_NUM); 171 $rv = (isset($row[0]))? $row[0] :''; 172 } else { 173 msgError('sqlValue execute failed'); 174 msgComment($sql.'<br />Parameters = '.implode('|',$arr)); 175 } 176 } else { 177 // this should only happen with a bad SQL statement 178 msgError('sqlValue() call failed. call #'.dbConn(DB_MAIN,DB_CNT)); 179 msgComment($dbi.' '.$sql); 180 // msgComment('RV Datatype is '.gettype($stmt)); 181 } 182 return $rv; 183 } 184 /** sqlRow() retruns a row for a SQL command. The command buffers PDOStatement 185 * You can get multiple rows and use function in some loops 186 * Use sqlLoop for complex loops. 187 * @param string $sql is a SQL select command. If null; returns next row of last 188 * command. If $sql==DB_CHK it checks to see if their is a next row. 189 * @param array $arr holds variables for the SQL statement 190 * @param integer $fetchStyle determines the PDO fetch style 191 * @return mixed[] Function returns an array for sql calls or boolean for chk. 192 */ 193 function sqlRow($sql=null,$arr=null,$dbi=DB_MAIN,$fetchStyle=PDO::FETCH_NUM) { 194 static $stmt=null; 195 static $style = ''; 196 static $chkCnt = 0; 197 static $chkVal = false; 198 $rv = [false,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0]; 199 if ($sql == DB_CHK) { 200 $rv = ($chkCnt++ > DB_MAX_ROWS )? false : $chkVal; 201 } elseif ($sql == null) { 202 // get the next row from the existing counter. 203 $rv = $stmt->fetch($fetchStyle); 204 if ($rv===false) { 205 $rv = ($fetchStyle==PDO::FETCH_OBJ)? null : [false,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0]; 206 $chkVal = false; 207 } else { 208 $chkVal = true; 209 } 210 } else { 211 // get and execute a PDOStatement 212 $stmt = dbConn($dbi,$sql); 213 $style = $fetchStyle; 214 $chkVal=false; 215 if (gettype($stmt) == 'object') { 216 if ($stmt->execute($arr)) { 217 $rv = $stmt->fetch($fetchStyle); 218 if ($rv===false) { 219 $rv = ($fetchStyle==PDO::FETCH_OBJ)? null : [false,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0]; 220 } else { 221 $chkVal = true; 222 } 223 } else { 224 $stmt = null; 225 msgError('SQL execute failed'); 226 msgComment($sql); 227 msgComment('Parameters = '.implode('|',$arr)); 228 } 229 } else { 230 // this should only happen with a bad SQL statement 231 msgError('SQL call failed.'); 232 msgComment($sql); 233 msgComment('RV Datatype is '.gettype($stmt)); 234 } 235 } 236 return $rv; 237 } 238 /** 239 * sqlAll() returns the entire result set as a two dimensional array. 240 * @param string $sql is a SQL SELECT Statement 241 * @param array The $arr array holds values for for the SQL statement 242 * @param integer $fetchStyle is a PDO::FETCH style option 243 * @param array function always returns an array. 244 */ 245 function sqlAll($sql,$arr,$dbi=DB_MAIN,$fetchStyle=PDO::FETCH_NUM) { 246 $stmt = dbConn($dbi,$sql); 247 // return an array of zeros on failure. 248 $rv = array(); // returns a blank space on error 249 if (is_object($stmt)) { 250 if ($stmt->execute($arr)) { 251 // I break out of the function to avoid making an extra copy of results 252 return $stmt->fetchAll($fetchStyle); 253 } else { 254 msgError('SQL execute failed'); 255 msgComment($sql.'<br />Parameters: '.implode('|',$arr)); 256 } 257 } else { 258 // this should only happen with a bad SQL statement 259 msgError('SQL call failed.'); 260 msgComment($sql.'<br />RV Datatype is '.gettype($stmt)); 261 } 262 // successful calls return results straignt from driver. 263 return array(); // returns empty array on failure 264 } 265 /** 266 * sqlExec() execute a DML SQL command such as INSERT OR UPDATE 267 * @param string $sql is the SQL command to upddate 268 * @param array $arr contains variables for the SQL 269 * @param integer $directive determines the output of the command The default 270 is to return a row. DB_LAST_ID returns the last insert id. 271 DB_ONE_MAX rollsback transacation if it affects more than one row. 272 * @param string $successMsg is printed on cuccesful execution. 273 Program replaces %ID with insert id and %RS or %RC with row count. 274 * @param string $failureMsg is printed on failure of the statement 275 * @output db Updates the database 276 * @return either the row count or insert id based on $directive 277 */ 278 function sqlExec($sql,$arr,$dbi=DB_MAIN,$successMsg='',$failureMsg='',$directive=0) { 279 if ($directive==0) $directive = (substr($sql,0,6) == 'INSERT')? DB_INSERT_ID : DB_ROWCOUNT; 280 if ($directive == DB_ONE_MAX) dbConn($dbi,DB_BEGIN); 281 $stmt = (msgOkay())? dbConn($dbi,$sql) : 123; 282 $rv = 0; // returns rows affected. 283 if (is_object($stmt)) { 284 if ($stmt->execute($arr)) { 285 // prepare message. 286 $rv = $stmt->rowCount(); // rowcount is the default return value. 287 $rowStr = $rv.' rows'; 288 if ($directive == DB_ONE_MAX) { 289 if ($rv > 1) { 290 msgError('SQL Warning. '.$rowStr.' affected on single row query.<br />Rolling back transaction.'); 291 dbConn($dbi,DB_ROLLBACK); 292 msgComment('Rolled back: '.$sql); 293 } else { 294 dbConn($dbi,DB_COMMIT); 295 } 296 } 297 if ($rv == 0) { 298 $rowStr = 'no rows'; 299 } elseif ($rv == 1) { 300 $rowStr = '1 row'; 301 } 302 $insertId = dbConn($dbi,DB_INSERT_ID); 303 if ($successMsg != '') msgNote(str_replace(['%ID','%RS','%RC'],[$insertId,$rowStr,$rv],$successMsg)); 304 if ($directive == DB_INSERT_ID) $rv = $insertId; 305 } else { 306 msgError('SQL Exec: '.$failureMsg); 307 msgComment($sql.'<br />Parameters = '.implode('|',$arr).'<br />Error '.implode('|',$stmt->errorInfo())); 308 } 309 } elseif ($stmt== 123) { 310 // msgOkay reported an error. 311 } else { 312 // this should only happen with a bad SQL statement 313 msgError('SQL Call: '.$failureMsg); 314 msgComment($sql.'<br />'.implode(',',$arr).'<br />Return Datatype is '.gettype($stmt)); 315 msgComment('DB Error '.dbConn($dbi,DB_ERRORS)); 316 } 317 return $rv; 318 } 319 ?>
// End Require
036 037 $timeArr=array(); 038 $timeArr[]=['Finish Setup', microtime(true)]; 039 $GLOBALS['msg']['debugMode'] = true; // display the debug messages. 040 echo '<h3>sqlValue Test</h3>'; 041 echo '<p>The first test will use sqlValue to draw this sites name from the main database. I will format the link in sqLite3:</p>'; 042 // Since sqlValue outputs a string I can embed it in a string. 043 echo '<p>My Site Name is: '.sqlValue('SELECT site_nm FROM Web_Site WHERE site_id=?',[0]).'. '; 044 // In this second test. I format a URL in SQL and display it inline. 045 // I have to escape the quotes for PHP 046 $sql="SELECT '<a href=\"'||domain_nm||'\">'||subject_nm||'</a>' as 'Link' 047 FROM Web_Site WHERE site_id=?"; 048 echo 'I was born in '.sqlValue($sql,36).'. '; 049 // Notice how I forgot to put braces around 36. sqlValue fixed my mistake. 050 // I will use sqlRow() to extract a two column arrry and build my own link. 051 $sql = 'SELECT domain_nm, subject_nm FROM Web_Site WHERE site_id = ?'; 052 list($site_url, $subject_nm) = sqlRow($sql,[9]); 053 echo 'I am currently serving time in <a href="'.$site_url.'">'.$subject_nm.'</a>.</p>'; 054 echo '<p>I often make crazy typos when I am programming. I will make a bad SQL statement and use msgNote() to display the error. You should see an error message followed by debug note.</p>'; 055 $timeArr[]=['sqlValue Test', microtime(true)]; 056 sqlValue('SELECT important_info FROM Crazy_Typo WHERE id = ?',[1]); 057 msgHTML(); 058 $timeArr[]=['Typo Test [rem]', microtime(true)]; 059 // reset the the error toggle. 060 $GLOBALS['msg']['isOkay'] = true; 061 echo '<p>In the next test, I will attach the code database and see how many times people have viewed the <a href="https://yintercept.com/resources/view.php?script=3">sql Code Viewer Page</a>.'; 062 // the + call to dbConn attaches a local SQLLite3 database. 063 dbConn(DB_MAIN,'+code'); 064 echo ' It\'s been viewed '.sqlValue('SELECT hit_cnt FROM code.Code_Viewer WHERE code_id=?',[3],DB_MAIN).' times.</p>'; 065 msgHTML(); 066 $timeArr[]=['Attach DB Test', microtime(true)]; 067 echo '<h3>Test sqlAll() Against a Romote Database</h3>'.PHP_EOL; 068 echo '<p>The next code will test sqlAll(). This funnction selects an entire array. To make the test interesting, I created a remote postgres database with <a href="https://www.elephantsql.com/">elephantSQL.com</a>. This data is stored several hundred miles aways.</p>'; 069 // I registered a remode DB with elephantSQL.com which has the local name ele. 070 $arr=sqlAll('SELECT * FROM Test_Table ORDER BY test_id LIMIT 3',[],'ele'); 071 // let's make a quick table. 072 $rCnt = count($arr); 073 echo '<table style="margin: 4px auto; padding: 4px"> 074 <tr style="bottom-border: 2px solid #000"><th>test_id</th><th>test_nm</th><th>hit_cnt</th></tr>'.PHP_EOL; 075 for ($i=0; $i<$rCnt; $i++) { 076 echo '<tr><td>'.$arr[$i][0].'</td><td style="border-right: 2px solid #000; border-left: 2px solid #000">'.$arr[$i][1].'</td><td>'.$arr[$i][2].'</td></tr>'.PHP_EOL; 077 } 078 echo '</table>'; 079 echo '<h3>Updating with sqlExec()</h3>'; 080 echo '<p>Wow, that was fun. I can access data locally and across the country with the same driver. I know. In this next test, I will use sqlExec() to increment the counter in row two.</p>'; 081 // the directive tells sqlExec what to return. The default is to return rowcount 082 sqlExec('UPDATE Test_Table SET hit_cnt = hit_cnt+1 WHERE test_id=?',[2],'ele','Updated %RS on remote table.','Error updating remote table'); 083 echo '<p><b>msgNote</b>() will tell us if the operation was successful. I love msgNote. I run it after every sql statement when I am writing new code. It should say we updated one row.</p>'.PHP_EOL; 084 msgHTML(); 085 echo '<p>sqlValue() says the value of row two is now: '.sqlValue('SELECT hit_cnt FROM Test_Table WHERE test_id = ?',[2],'ele').'.</p>'.PHP_EOL; 086 $timeArr[]=['Remote Database Test', microtime(true)]; 087 echo '<p>The DB_ONE_MAX directive tells sqlExec to rullback if it updates more than one entry. I try to update three rows. It should rollback. The test should scream a warning at me, then a debug message showing my buggy script.</p>'; 088 sqlExec('UPDATE Test_Table SET hit_cnt = 1 WHERE test_id < ?',[4],'ele','Updated #RS.','multi-update',DB_ONE_MAX); 089 msgHTML(); 090 $GLOBALS['msg']['isOkay'] = true; 091 echo '<p>I will try to rollback and rollback without an active transaction. I will give a warning if the rollback fails and a debug comment if the commit fails.</p>'; 092 dbConn('ele',DB_CLOSE); // close resmote connection. 093 dbConn(DB_MAIN,DB_COMMIT); 094 dbConn(DB_MAIN,DB_ROLLBACK); 095 msgHTML(); 096 echo '<h2>dbConn() as a PDOStatement Factory</h2> 097 <p>The <b>sqlExec</b>() function is not really necessary. A more efficient approach is to draw a prepared PDOStatement directly from <b>dbConn</b>(). The following pseudo code uses two PDOStatements concurrently in a complex loop structure:</p> 098 <pre> 099 $sql = \'UPDATE Table ...\'; // some SQL Statement 100 $sql2 = \'INSERT INTO Table ... \'; // a statement for an inner loop 101 $arr = array(); // appropriate data for SQL. 102 $stmt = dbConn(\'main\',$sql); 103 $inner = dbConn(\'main\',$sql2); 104 while ($condition) { 105 // I create message for outer loop. 106 $arr = [ data for outer loop ]; 107 msgToggle($stmt->execute($arr,\'Success Message\',\'Failure Message\'); 108 while (inner condition) { 109 $innerArr = [ data for inner loop ]; 110 $inner->execute($innerArr); 111 } 112 } 113 </pre> 114 <p>I do not believe that functions are superior to objects. The problem I face is simply that database connection needs to be global; So, I encapsulate the PDO object in a function; so that I can generate PDOStatement Objects at will throughout the program.</p> 115 <h2>In Closing</h2> 116 <p>PHP closes all objects at the end of the script; However it is good practice to close connections.</p> 117 <p>I will now close the connections. This test session executed '.dbConn(DB_MAIN,DB_CLOSE).' sql commands. The next block shows script execution times. The calls to the remote server took up most of the time.'; 118 $timeArr[]=['DB_ONE_MAX & Rollback Test', microtime(true)]; 119 $cnt = count($timeArr); 120 $hold = $_SERVER["REQUEST_TIME_FLOAT"]; 121 echo '<table style="margin: 4px auto"> 122 <tr><th>Break</th><th>Script Time</th><th>Diff</th></tr>'.PHP_EOL; 123 for ($i=0;$i<$cnt;$i++) { 124 echo '<tr><td>'.$timeArr[$i][0]; 125 echo '</td><td style="left-border: 2px solid #000; border-right: 2px solid #000">'.($timeArr[$i][1] - $_SERVER["REQUEST_TIME_FLOAT"]); 126 echo '</td><td>'.(number_format($timeArr[$i][1] - $hold,7)).'</td></tr>'.PHP_EOL; 127 $hold= $timeArr[$i][1];; 128 } 129 echo '</table>'; 130 ?> 131 </div> 132 <p style="text-align: center"><a href="http://blog.yintercept.com" style="color: #ff8">blog</a> 133 ~ <a href="http://CommunityColor.com" style="color: #ff8">Community Color</a> 134 </p> 135 </body> 136 </html>

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0.3kd2016-01-13Changed default on sqlExec() to return last insert id on INSERT commands and row count on updates.
0.2kd2016-01-07Added the getDef Function to increment named sequences.

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