Hi,
I am getting confused about this mysqli_stmt_store_result().
If you use mysqli_stmt_bind_result() then why the need to sue the mysqli_stmt_store_result() ?
I have seen the mysqli_stmt_bind_result() working without the mysqli_stmt_store_result() so why use the latter atall ?
Look here, they used both:
Look here, they only used the mysqli_stmt_store_result():
Look here, I only used the mysqli_stmt_bind_result() and it works:
And so, I do not see what use the mysqli_stmt_store_result() is used for or what benefit it gives.
>Do you know the answer to my op ?
>That's why most of us use pdo. It's easier.
>A warehouse worker is hauling a heavy sack on his shoulders through the warehouse. A workmate says: "Why don't you use a wheel barrow?" The worker replies: "Are you crazy? You want me to carry a wheel barrow around on top of the heavy sack?"