whatever.

ension=php_mysqli_libmysql.dll? As per another

page, mysqlnd is faster than libmysql. Also, can I
expect mysqlnd installed on most popular hosting
service providers? kush.impetus Dec 1 '11 at 17:05

1 stmt_init() is only needed for a procedural prepared statement . so

you don't need it! Look: link As for the libmysql: don't know. And
I wouldn't count on hosting providers for the installation
of mysqlnd.dll ... better try some workaround! bekay Dec 1 '11
at 17:32

2 Note: mysqli_stmt::get_result() is only available at PHP

v5.3.0 or above. Raptor Nov 28 '12 at 13:54

4 @bekay You have just saved me a new laptop and a new window.
If +10 were available I'd give you it James Cushing Apr 24 '14 at
10:59

The economic performance of the cultural and creative sectors in the EU account for 3.3% of
GDP and employ 6.7 million people (3 % of total employment). Figures are also important if one
considers fashion and high-end industries, which account for 3% of the EU GDP each and employ
respectively 5 and 1 million people. Between 2008 and 2011, employment in the cultural and

It's kinda crafty what is going on, here. stmt_bind_assoc() constructs an empty
associative array at the reference you pass to it ($bound_assoc). It uses
result_metadata() and fetch_field() to get a list of the returned fields and (with that
single statement in the while loop) creates an element in $bound_assoc with that
fieldname and appends a reference to it in the $fields array. The $fields array is then
passed to mysqli_stmt_bind_result. The really slick part is that no actual values have
been passed into $bound_assoc, yet. All of the fetching of the data from the query happens
in fetch_my_data(), as you can see from the fact that stmt_bind_assoc() is called
before the while($stmt->fetch()).
creative sectors showed growth rates, varying however between subsectors. Some sectors have
a high percentage of youth employment (figures extracted from a Commission
Communication from 2012).

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