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Building a MySQL Abstraction Class with Method Chaining

By disha via www.devshed.com
Submitted On November 3, 2009

In this fourth part of a 12-part series on method chaining, I start building a basic MySQL abstraction class that implements a few straightforward methods. Of course, the methods can be easily chained to each other, which permits us to build different parts of a SELECT statement through a truly compact and readable API.

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