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Hey. I'm looking for a solid DB abstraction layer and a good ORM. I've looked at Doctrine and at the pear options, but I really need it to be a platform-independent solution that is pure PHP and doesn't use shell scripts or anything like that.
I started coding my own, but I figured that there has to already be something out there. So I'm just wondering what you guys use, or if you just use home grown solutions. If you have any good recommendations though, please post!
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Yeah it's not exactly a friendly API, at least I don't feel it is. Anything to say as far as ORM's?
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Unfortunately, not really. >.< I mean, you could try phpBBs? They have a -decent- one for building queries... but you kinda have to do everything with functions, which is a huge pain. It's also open source, at least.
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I is confused as to what you're talking about! 
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Basically, he wants a PHP class (preferably/typically based on an abstract DB layer) that will let him easily manipulate any type of DB (MSSQL, MySQL, SQLite, etc.) without writing separate code... it'd take care of it for him.
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And the ORM (Object Relationship Mapping) is a way of performing queries without typing SQL and utilizing objects instead.
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I use ADOdb for an abstraction layer. Not sure how well you'll like it though.
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I'm gonna start dishing out internet beatings if people keep it up with this 4chan shit, I swear.
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