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Utilizing the LIMIT Clause with the Active Record Pattern

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Welcome to the fifth installment of a series all ears on using the committed record pattern with PHP. Made up of seven episodes, this series walks you through the progressive enhancement of a MySQL abstraction class that utilizes the committed record approach to go CRUD (Start, Remove, Update, Rub out) database operations and SELECT queries, without having to explicitly code any SQL statements.
– Introduction
Now that you’ve been introduced to the main subject of this group of articles, it’s time to recall the topics that were covered in the last one. In that specific tutorial I clarified how to build a basic MySQL abstraction class, which was capable of performing the CRUD tasks mentioned…