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Hey all,

I'm looking to write my own database abstraction layer, something that basically sits right on top of DBI.

Basically I just want to package a bunch of my functions into one module, and organize it so I don't have to do much other than call the function and have the appropriate data sent or returned.

I read an article here:http://www.phpdeveloper.org/section/tutorial/35, on how to do it in PHP, and I have been trying to "translate" it since.

Can any of you wise monks lend a hand?
Thanks in advance,
dhoss

UPDATE: I would like to write and design this in/with OO, if that is of any help.

meh.

In reply to Rolling my own database abstraction by stonecolddevin

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