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- | ===== Table Of Contents | + | ADOdb is a **Database Abstraction Layer** that allows the writing of database independent |
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- | ===== Introduction ===== | + | |
- | ADOdb is a **Database Extraction Layer** that allows the writing of database independent SQL statements. It does this by placing a layer of generic statement execution code between the and the programmer and the PHP database specific database access commands. This allows the writing of portable SQL code that can access multiple databases. For the example the following database specific statements: | + | Oracle |
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