README

Version: 0.2.3.47 beta

Github: https://github.com/marcocesarato/PHP-CPDO

Author: Marco Cesarato

Description

This package can retrieve PDO query results from cache variables.

It extends the base PDO class and override some functions to handle database query execution and store the query results in variables.

The class can also return query results for cached queries for previously executed queries to retrieve the results faster for repeated queries.

It permit to have cached SELECT/SHOW/DESCRIBE queries on Memory (RAM). Then after the execution the cache will be deleted.

Cache is cleaned on INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/TRUNCATE... only for the single table.

What problem this solves

When we call the same query (for example on ORM based system) we retrieve from the database the same data doing the same operation and some time we overload the database server (for example retrieving big data multiple times).

This class prevent to do the same query on the database, retrieving the data from memory without overload the database server in some cases.

Requirements

• PHP
• Database

Databases supported (CPDO::connect)

• 4D
• CUBRID
• Firebird/Interbase
• IBM
• Informix
• MS SQL Server
• MySQL
• ODBC and DB2
• Oracle
• PostgreSQL
• SQLite

Install

Composer

1. Install composer
2. Type composer require marcocesarato/cpdo
3. Enjoy

Usage

You have to use this class as PDO.

CPDO introduced these new methods:

Method connect

This feature is a DSN autogeneration and you have to use it instead of the constructor.

Usage of connect

$db = CPDO::connect($database_type, $database_name, $database_host = null, $database_user = null, $database_pswd = null);

Method getTables

Return the names of all database tables as array

Method backup

You can backup Data (At the moment no TRIGGERS, VIEWS and EVENTS if you need it you can request it to the developer). You can choose if you want the tables you want backup through an array.

Usage of backup

$db->backup($backup_dir, $backup_tables = '*');

Cache

You can disable/enable the cache using the following methods (default is disabled):

$db->disableCache();
$db->enableCache();

or

CPDOCache::disable();
CPDOCache::enable();

Methods available:

• void CPDOCache::enable() ENABLE Cache
• void CPDOCache::disable() DISABLE Cache
• void CPDOCache::populate(array $cache) Populate cache (see below persistent cache)
• array CPDOCache::retrieve() Retrieve cache (see below persistent cache)
• void CPDOCache::addException(string $table_name) Add not cacheable table
• void CPDOCache::addExceptions(array $tables_name) Add not cacheable tables

Debugger

You can enable/disable the debugger using the following methods (default is enabled):

$db->enableDebug();
$db->disableDebug();

or

CPDOLogger::enable();
CPDOLogger::disable();

Methods available:

• void CPDOLogger::enable() ENABLE Cache
• void CPDOLogger::disable() DISABLE Cache
• array CPDOLogger::getLogs(); Get complete logs (with time of execution and if cache used)
• array CPDOLogger::getQueries() Get all queries requested
• int CPDOLogger::getCounter() Get the counter of queries requested
• void CPDOLogger::cleanLogs(); Clean Logs

Example of complete logs getLogs()

array (
  'count' => 3,
  'queries' => 
  array (
    'SET NAMES \'utf8\'' => 
        array (
          0 => 
          array (
            'time' => 1530610903,
            'execution_time' => 0.000247955322265625,
            'cached' => false,
          ),
          1 => 
            array (
              'time' => 1530610903,
              'execution_time' => 0.000077955322265625,
              'cached' => false,
            ),
        ),
    'SELECT id FROM _deleted_records_ WHERE table = \'settings\' LIMIT 1' => 
        array (
          0 => 
          array (
            'time' => 1530610903,
            'execution_time' => 0.00050687789916992188,
            'cached' => false,
          ),
        ),
  ),
)

(Not recommended) Persistent cache

PS: this usage is not recommended!!!

If you want a persitent you can use the method CPDOCache::populate for populate the cache and CPDOCache::retrieve for retrieve the cache.

Thanks these methods you could implement a persistent cache system saving the data encoded (with json or serialization) and after restore the cache.

Pro:

• Less database stress
• Less queries

Cons:

• Could compromise data
• Could be slower (disk performance/clients connected)

Example of usage

// Your loader/includes... => with require_once('CPDO.php');

$database_cache_path = '/your/cache/path/database.json';

$cache = file_get_contents($database_cache_path);
$cache = json_decode($cache); // Or unserialize (slower)
CPDOCache::populate($cache);
unset($cache);


// Your code...


$cache = CPDOCache::retrieve();
$cache = json_encode($cache); // Or serialize (slower)
file_put_contents($database_cache_path, $cache);
unset($cache);

Methods

CPDO

Same methods of PDO in additions the following:

CPDOLogger

CPDOCache