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I was just skimming over Santos' Post about SDO, and was saddened to see more anecdotes and less facts.
Here are two points that you should take note of:
PHP 5.1.3 was just released, including the latest PDO and PDO drivers. If you're still running older releases of PHP you should probably upgrade. If you don't want to upgrade the PHP core then you'll be pleased to know that I've also released the PHP 5.1.3 versions of PDO, PDO::MYSQL, PDO::PGSQL, PDO::SQLITE and PDO::ODBC to PECL--these are the versions that I've had time to personally test.
These are identical to the code in PHP 5.1.3, with the exception of PDO::ODBC, which includes two additional bug fixes that didn't make it in time.
I tried to upload my slides from the conference, but run into problems with a firewall somewhere, so they've had to wait for me to return home.
So, here we are: Using MySQL with PDO (PDF).