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I know this is a newb question, but I searched the archives and couldn’t find an exact answer to this. So when a php script is run and the php interpreter parses the script and finds code that says open a database connection and perform a query, how does this actually happen? What goes on in the background that actually fulfills this request?
im not sure im 100% correct :/
i think the answer is, when apache is loaded(started) the httpd deamon checks the php.ini file and loads up the various dlls that are set with LoadModule eg “LoadModule ssl_module modules/mod_ssl.so” and all the the dlls from the bin directory “have a look” there’s lots of dll for most of the protocols, in this particular case when a mysql statement is passed through the purser libmysql.dll handles the internals.