$promise = $pdo->queryAsync('SELECT * FROM huge_table'); // Do other work... $result = $promise->await(); // Blocks only now
#[PDOListener(event: 'query.before')] public function onBeforeQuery(QueryEvent $event): void
Advanced X Protocol implementation and true server-side multi-statement execution. pdo v2.0 extended features
$stmt = $pdo->prepare("SELECT id, user_preferences FROM users WHERE id = :id"); $stmt->execute(['id' => 42]); // Configure the statement to decode JSON fields automatically $stmt->setFetchMode(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC, [ 'user_preferences' => PDO::TYPE_JSON_ARRAY ]); $user = $stmt->fetch(); // $user['user_preferences'] is now a native PHP array, not a string echo $user['user_preferences']['theme']; Use code with caution. Binding Native Arrays to JSON Columns
PDO v2.0 introduces a built-in connection pool manager, removing the need for external libraries. Binding Native Arrays to JSON Columns PDO v2
$stmt = $pdo->prepare("INSERT INTO products (sku, price) VALUES (:sku, :price)"); $batch = [ ['sku' => 'A1', 'price' => 10.99], ['sku' => 'B2', 'price' => 12.49], ['sku' => 'C3', 'price' => 8.75], ]; $stmt->executeBatch($batch); // single round-trip, using multi-row INSERT syntax internally
By following these steps, you can take full advantage of the extended features in PDO v2.0 and elevate your PHP development to the next level. limping from a leg shot
Edit the Install.xml and the PDO.ini files to adjust "Visceral Wounds" and "Enhanced Headshots" settings. Conclusion: A Must-Have for Realism Enthusiasts
Specific, realistic reactions to where a ped is struck (e.g., limping from a leg shot, dropping a weapon when hit in the hand).