Database Access
PHP MySQLi Queries
Executing MySQLi Queries
PHP MySQLi queries execute SELECT and INSERT with multi_query.
Introduction to MySQLi Queries
MySQLi (MySQL Improved) is a PHP extension designed to provide an interface to interact with MySQL databases. It supports both procedural and object-oriented programming approaches, making it flexible for developers. In this guide, we will focus on executing SELECT and INSERT queries using MySQLi's multi_query
function, which allows for executing multiple SQL statements in a single operation.
Using SELECT Queries with MySQLi
The SELECT statement is used to fetch data from a database. With MySQLi, you can execute this query using the query
method. Below is an example of how to perform a SELECT query to fetch data from a table named users
.
Executing INSERT Queries with MySQLi
The INSERT statement is used to add new records to a database table. You can execute an INSERT query using the query
method in MySQLi. Here's an example of how to insert a new record into the users
table.
Using Multi-query with MySQLi
The multi_query
function in MySQLi allows you to execute multiple queries in a single call. This can be beneficial when you want to perform multiple operations without multiple database interactions. Below is an example demonstrating how to use multi_query
to execute multiple SQL statements.
Conclusion
Using MySQLi for executing SQL queries in PHP is both powerful and flexible, supporting a variety of operations through different methods. The multi_query
function is particularly useful when you need to execute multiple queries efficiently. Always ensure to handle errors and close the database connection to maintain optimal performance and security.
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