PHP Implementation of SQLite

For the most part, the OO methods of SQLite are exactly the same as the procedural functions. The only difference is that the leading sqlite is dropped and the studly caps naming convention is used in place of underscores (although some methods added in version 5.1 don't quite follow this rule). Method parameters are the same as those used with the procedural functions, except that there is no need to pass a resource handle since the object itself is the handle. A few functions are only available in a procedural form; these will be mentioned where appropriate.

There are three built-in, ready-to-use SQLite objects: an SQLite database, a buffered result set, and an unbuffered result set. All three classes will be ...

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