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Database Class

Been thinking of creating my own Database Class. Either PHP class or maybe a ColdFusion component... perhaps both.



I imagine it would be something simple, something that takes arguments of the query built as strings.



For CF, not sure how I would do a <,cfqueryparam>> on parameters send into the function, if the function accepts a string. So something to think about with that for sure.



Not sure what I'll do with said class file(s) but yeah you just never know what it will bring.

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