/**
* Execute a simple query and return the resulting query object
*
* Simple here does not actually mean 'simple', ie. the query
* executed here can be as complex as you like with a billion joins,
* clauses and aggregate functions out the wazoo.
*
* The reason this is called simpleQuery is because it is for use
* when a query is not going to change at runtime. So if you know
* that a database query is always going to be the same, every time
* the script runs, and does not need to be built at runtime,
* (you can still substitute variables into the string), then the
* simpleQuery method is ideal, however bear in mind that you cannot
* use a Clause object with the simpleQuery method
* @param string - The query string to be executed
* @return {@link SimpleQuery} - a Query object containing
* all the data resulting from the
* query string passed.
* @access public
*/
function create($query_string)
{
$query = new SimpleQuery($query_string);
$query->doQuery();
return $query;
}
