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PHP mysql_driver class
This class will represent the connection driver to our DBMS (MYSQL).
The class mysqli_driver is an instance of the monostate pattern (monostate design pattern), meaning there is a single driver that can be accessed by an arbitrary number of mysqli_driver instances.
Sinopsis / Synopsisclass mysqli_driver { /* Propiedades */ public readonly string $client_info; public readonly string $client_version; public readonly string $driver_version; public readonly string $embedded; public bool $reconnect; public int $report_mode; /* Métodos */ embedded_server_end(): void embedded_server_start(bool $start, array $arguments, array $groups): bool }
Properties
$client_info
The client API version header.
$client_version
The client version.
The following property is deprecated as of PHP 8.1.
$driver_version
The version of the MySQLi driver.
The following property is deprecated as of PHP 8.0
$embedded
– Indicates if support for Embedded MySQLi is enabled
$reconnect
Allow or prevent reconnection (see the mysqli.reconnect INI directive)
$report_mode
The $report_mode property can have the following values:
- MYSQLI_REPORT_OFF (no reports)
- MYSQLI_REPORT_ALL (report all errors)
- MYSQLI_REPORT_STRICT (throw exceptions for errors)
- MYSQLI_REPORT_ERROR (error reporting)
- MYSQLI_REPORT_INDEX (index-related errors)
Methods
Both methods were removed as of version 7.4; their use is not recommended
embedded_server_end()
– Stops the embedded server
embedded_server_start()
– Initializes and starts the embedded server
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