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Additional Methods for Using SQLite with PHP 5
0 Comments Published by zdzislaw December 18th, 2006 in Uncategorized, php, development, sqliteWelcome to the concluding part of the series Using SQLite with PHP 5. As you ll possibly know PHP 5 comes equipped with a fully-featured RDBMS called SQLite that definitely can make your life as a PHP developer much easier. It s particularly helpful if you want to get rid of MySQL at least for a time while maintaining the data layer of your application completely isolated from the business logic….
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