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Zdbform: Simple database admin forms with the Zend Framework

Title: Zdbform: Simple database admin forms with the Zend Framework
Category: Zend DB
Clicks: 934
Listing added: Jan 6, 2007
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I've put together a database admin application using the database functionality provided by the Zend Framework. Basically, it's a generic set of classes that allows people to quickly add, edit, delete, and view data in a database table. The nice thing is that this uses the Zend_DB_Table classes, so it should presumably work with just about any database supported by the Zend Framework. I've tried this on mySQL and sqlite, and it worked just fine on both. There are some limitations of course. Right now this will only work on tables that have auto-increment primary keys. I don't quite know how this would work with databases that don't have auto-increment such as Oracle - maybe this could have support for defining the sequence that should be used when inserting data. This is a PHP5 only class due to it's reliance on the Zend Framework.
Zend Framework Version: Unknown
Author Name: Greg Neustaetter
Source: Graphics by Greg
Referred By: Zend Framework Tutorials
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