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@NogDogSep 15.2020 — #It depends on whether you're willing to accept the consequences if something fails. If you do a
Yet another advantage of PDO: it's relatively easy to configure it to always throw exceptions on errors, allowing you to explicitly catch them in try/catch blocks.
Can We Not Test These In Prep Stmt ?
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if(mysqli_stmt_prepare($stmt_2,$query_2))
{
Manual shows to test like the above.
Can we not test:
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if(mysqli_stmt_execute($stmt_2);
{
And,
not test ?:
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if(mysqli_stmt_bind_param($stmt_2,’s’,$keywords);
{
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@NogDogSep 15.2020 — #It depends on whether you're willing to accept the consequences if something fails. If you do a mysqli_stmt_prepare()Yet another advantage of PDO: it's relatively easy to configure it to always throw exceptions on errors, allowing you to explicitly catch them in try/catch blocks.