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## Create Database
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*Syntax:* public function createDatabase($file)
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*Params:* `$file` filename
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Mainly use in the constructor
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*Example:*
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`$xmldb = new XMLDB('test.xml', 'id', true);`
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*Particular Behaviour:*
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Thanks to the constructor, you can manage your DB `__construct($file, $pk = "id", $createIfNotExist = false, $databaseName = "Database", $tableName = "table", $itemName = "item", $encoding = "utf-8")`
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We advise you to stay with default params anyway.
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## Drop Database
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*Syntax:* `public function dropDatabase($definitely = false)`
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*Params:* `$definitely` boolean do you wanna delete the file too ?
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*Example:* `$xmldbtest->dropDatabase();` will reset your DB, but your file'll still exist on your server.
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## Create Table
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*Syntax:* `public function createTable($name, $autoincrement = false, $aiDefaultValue = 0)`
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*Example:* `$xmldbtest->createTable('table1', true, 2)`
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The new table will append in your DB. Therefore, it'll be the last table in the file (if it might help).
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*New:* You can now configure each table with an autoincrement index.
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h2. Drop Table
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*Syntax:* `public function dropTable($table)`
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*Example:* `$xmldbtest->dropTable('table1')`
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This will delete the table with the given name.
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