require_once 'DB/DataObject.php'; // Connect to the database $options = array('username' => 'myuser', 'password' => 'mypassword', 'database' => 'mydatabase'); $db = DB::connect('mysql://localhost', $options); // Define a DataObject class class MyDataObject extends DB_DataObject { var $name; var $birthdate; var $email; } // Create a new DataObject and set properties using an associative array $person = new MyDataObject(); $person->set(array( 'name' => 'John Doe', 'birthdate' => '1979-01-01', 'email' => 'johndoe@example.com' ));
require_once 'DB/DataObject.php'; // Connect to the database $options = array('username' => 'myuser', 'password' => 'mypassword', 'database' => 'mydatabase'); $db = DB::connect('mysql://localhost', $options); // Define a DataObject class class MyDataObject extends DB_DataObject { var $name; var $birthdate; var $email; } // Create a new DataObject and set properties using method calls $person = new MyDataObject(); $person->setName('John Doe'); $person->setBirthdate('1979-01-01'); $person->setEmail('johndoe@example.com');In this example, we define a DataObject class with three properties, and then create a new instance of this class. Instead of using the set method to set the properties using an associative array, we use individual method calls to set each property. Package library: PEAR DB_DataObject Both of these examples use the PHP DataObject package provided by PEAR. The package provides a simple and consistent API for accessing databases, making it easier to write database-driven applications in PHP.