Over recent PHP versions, the PDO extension has incorporated several powerful extended features directly into its core.
By forcing non-emulated prepared statements, PDO ensures parameters are sent separately from the SQL query, making SQL injection impossible.
In the context of modding, PDO v2.0 Extended Features refers to a specific configuration or expansion of the Ped Damage Overhaul (PDO) mod. While the core PDO mod focuses on making NPC reactions and injuries more realistic, "Extended Features" often refers to community-driven settings or specific versions (like PDO Reloaded ) that unlock more granular control over the game's physics and damage systems. Key Extended Features & Capabilities
Perhaps the most significant extended feature of PDO v2.0 is the architectural pivot toward non-blocking I/O. Legacy PDO was fundamentally synchronous; a query execution would halt the entire PHP process until the database returned a result. In an era dominated by reactive programming and extensions like Swoole or ReactPHP, this blocking behavior was a critical bottleneck. pdo v20 extended features
$db->quote('über', PDO::PARAM_STR | PDO::PARAM_STR_NATL);
For debugging and profiling, PDO v20 adds a (no need for APM agents).
) focus on remote discovery, healing, and protection of networked systems. Over recent PHP versions, the PDO extension has
Because aura/sql extends the native PDO class, existing code that type‑hints against PDO can use it without any changes.
Handling multi-gigabyte datasets has traditionally been a bottleneck in PHP due to strict memory limits. PDO v20 revolutionizes batch processing with fiber-driven cursor streams and ultra-fast bulk operations. Generator-Backed Streams
Currently, PARAM_INT does not strictly convert string values to integers. A stricter mode or a new PARAM_AUTO constant could be introduced to enforce type safety. While the core PDO mod focuses on making
public function onSlowQuery(string $sql, float $seconds): void logger()->warning("Slow query: $seconds ms", ['sql' => $sql]);
// Prepare a query $stmt = $pdo->prepare('SELECT * FROM users');