SQL abstraction toolkit?

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alex.barylski
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SQL abstraction toolkit?

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I'm looking for a mini-library of sorts...something really simple and small/fast and light weight.

Offer 4 or so methods or functions to expedite the CRUD-S operations of a typical developer. I started hacking at a adhoc solution here at work and thought I should look around first to see if something exists already...Googled...found squat...just complete abstraction layers.

No abstraction needed, can be hardcoded in mysql_ or mysqli_ or PDO but just offer a few simple methods to abstract *most* of the SQL required in a daily basis.

I have a trivial _update and _return implemented and they seem to work as expected...I will probably implement something more complete tonight...

No abstraction layer/libraries/ORM/Doctrine/etc all are still heavy weight compared to the few methods I anticipate...

Links?

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Alex
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volomike
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Re: SQL abstraction toolkit?

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Have you looked at either EZSQL (which is used by WordPress) or looked at OutletORM?
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