'localhost', 'user'=>'', 'pass'=>'', 'db'=>'')); echo <<

Trial #1:

Experiment: Testing where fields with multiple operator types and out of order.
Code:
Result:
EOH; $test = $db->tblproducts->get()->whereFldtype('test'); $test->wherejoin('fldtest', 'or'); $test->whereFldtest('test'); $test->where('tbltest.fld', 'value'); $test->wherejoin('tbltest.fld', '&&'); $test->limit(1,2); $test->order('fldtest asc', 'fldtype desc'); $test->print(); echo ''; $test->varReset(); echo <<

Trial #2:

Experiment: Testing joins and out of order where fields combined.
Result:
EOH; $test = $db->tblproducts->get()->whereFldtype('test'); $test->wherejoin('fldtest', 'or'); $test->whereFldtest('test'); $test->where('tbltest.fld', 'value'); $test->wherejoin('tbltest.fld', '&&'); $test->join('table', 'table.id', 'table1.id'); $test->joinLeft('table', 'table.id', 'table1.id'); $test->limit(1,2); $test->order('fldtest asc', 'fldtype desc'); $test->joinRight('table', 'table.id', 'table1.id'); $test->print(); echo ''; $test->varReset(); echo <<

Trial #3:

Experiment: Testing individual select columns, and multiple where joins all out of order.
Result:
EOH; $test = $db->tblproducts->whereFldtype('test'); $test->wherejoin('fldtest', 'or'); $test->whereFldtest('test'); $test->where('tbltest.fld', 'value'); $test->wherejoin('tbltest.fld', '&&'); $test->limit(1,2); $test->order('fldtest asc', 'fldtype desc'); $test->get('table1.id', 'table2.*', 'table1.tid'); $test->print(); echo ''; $test->varReset(); echo <<

Trial #4:

Experiment: Supplying insufficient parameters
Result:
EOH; $test = $db->tblproducts->whereFldtype('test'); $test->join('table', 'table.id'); $test->wherejoin('fldtest', 'or'); $test->whereFldtest('test'); $test->where('tbltest.fld', 'value'); $test->wherejoin('tbltest.fld', '&&'); $test->limit(1,2); $test->order('fldtest asc', 'fldtype desc'); $test->get('table1.id', 'table2.*', 'table1.tid'); $test->print(); echo ''; $test->varReset(); echo <<

Trial #5:

Experiment: Getting more custom with the where parameters.
Result:
EOH; $test = $db->tblproducts; $test->whereFldimageLike('/usr/images'); $test->where('(fldTest = \'test\' && fldTimestamp < NOW() - 3600)'); $test->get('table1.id', 'table2.*', 'table1.tid'); $test->print(); echo ''; $test->varReset(); echo <<

Trial #6:

Experiment: Getting more custom with the where parameters.
Result:
EOH; $test = $db->tblproducts; $test->whereFldimageLike('/usr/images'); $test->where('(fldTest = \'test\' && fldTimestamp < NOW() - 3600)'); $test->get('table1.id', 'table2.*', 'table1.tid'); $test->print(); echo ''; ?> output: Trial #1: Experiment: Testing where fields with multiple operator types and out of order. Code: Result: SELECT * FROM tblproducts WHERE fldtype = Array OR fldtest = Array && tbltest.fld = 'value' ORDER BY fldtest asc, fldtype desc LIMIT 1, 2 Trial #2: Experiment: Testing joins and out of order where fields combined. Result: SELECT * FROM tblproducts JOIN table ON table.id = table1.id LEFT JOIN table ON table.id = table1.id RIGHT JOIN table ON table.id = table1.id WHERE fldtype = Array OR fldtest = Array && tbltest.fld = 'value' ORDER BY fldtest asc, fldtype desc LIMIT 1, 2 Trial #3: Experiment: Testing individual select columns, and multiple where joins all out of order. Result: SELECT table1.id, table2.*, table1.tid FROM tblproducts WHERE fldtype = Array OR fldtest = Array && tbltest.fld = 'value' ORDER BY fldtest asc, fldtype desc LIMIT 1, 2 Trial #4: Experiment: Supplying insufficient parameters Result: MyIO Exception Error Message: Insufficient parameters for JOIN statement. Supplied 2 expected 3. Stack Trace: #0 [internal function]: MyIODriver->__call('join', Array) #1 C:\Apache\htdocs\myio\index.php(86): MyIODriver->join('table', 'table.id') #2 {main} SELECT table1.id, table2.*, table1.tid FROM tblproducts WHERE fldtype = Array OR fldtest = Array && tbltest.fld = 'value' ORDER BY fldtest asc, fldtype desc LIMIT 1, 2 Trial #5: Experiment: Getting more custom with the where parameters. Result: SELECT table1.id, table2.*, table1.tid FROM tblproducts WHERE fldimage LIKE '%/usr/images%' AND (fldTest = 'test' && fldTimestamp < NOW() - 3600) Trial #6: Experiment: Getting more custom with the where parameters. Result: SELECT table1.id, table2.*, table1.tid FROM tblproducts WHERE fldimage LIKE '%/usr/images%' AND (fldTest = 'test' && fldTimestamp < NOW() - 3600)