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|description=Name of the database being used. Such as MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQlite. '''Shall not be called as a function, but used a string'''. | |description=Name of the database being used. Such as MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQlite. '''Shall not be called as a function, but used a string'''. | ||
| | |return=A string with the name of the DBMS in use. It can return ''MySQL'', ''PostgreSQL'' or ''SQlite''. | ||
|example=<nowiki> $versions['db_server'] = array('title' => sprintf($txt['support_versions_db'], $smcFunc['db_title']), 'version' => '');</nowiki> | |example=<nowiki> $versions['db_server'] = array('title' => sprintf($txt['support_versions_db'], $smcFunc['db_title']), 'version' => '');</nowiki> | ||
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Revision as of 20:01, 26 July 2011
Usage:
$smcFunc['db_title']
Description: Name of the database being used. Such as MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQlite. Shall not be called as a function, but used a string.
Return: A string with the name of the DBMS in use. It can return MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQlite.
Example:
$versions['db_server'] = array('title' => sprintf($txt['support_versions_db'], $smcFunc['db_title']), 'version' => '');
