Commonly used database operations in destoon secondary development_PHP tutorial

After destoon initializes the system, the system will automatically connect to the database and save the database operation object in $db. For database operation methods, please refer to the include/db_mysql.class.php function prototype. Examples of common database operations are given below.

1. Execute SQL statement

$db->query("INSERT INTO `{$DT_PRE}table` (`xxx`) VALUES ('yyy')");

$db->query("UPDATE `{$DT_PRE}table` SET `xxx`='yyy' WHERE `zzz`=1");

$db->query("DELETE FROM `{$DT_PRE}table` WHERE `zzz`=1");

2. Read multiple messages

$A = array();
$result = $db->query("SELECT * FROM `{$DT_PRE}table` WHERE `xxx`='yyy' ORDER BY `zzz` DESC LIMIT 0,10");
while($r = $db->fetch_array($result)) {
  $A[] = $r;
}
print_r($A);

3. Read a single message

$A = $db->get_one("SELECT * FROM `{$DT_PRE}table` WHERE `xxx`='yyy'");
print_r($A);

4. Calculate the total number

$A = $db->get_one("SELECT COUNT(*) AS num FROM `{$DT_PRE}table` WHERE `xxx`='yyy'");
echo $A['num'];

The system table prefix can use the variable $DT_PRE (generally used in statements) or $db->pre (generally used in functions).
If you use database operations in a function, you need to perform global $db first;

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