Q: Framework for storing settings in a database (PHP and MySQL) So after considering my options, I've opted to go with a database storage system to store applications settings. Given the fact that these settings will ultimately be changed every so often by the user, I decided implementing them into a database versus a config file (e.g. .ini file). What we're thinking of doing is storing these settings in a key/pair manner. The only trouble I'm having is finding an efficient way to access and write settings into the database.
My question is, are there any frameworks that you may use/heard of that helps to deal with this type of scenario? The only thing I've managed to find is endless discussions about the storage methods along with their pros and cons but nothing related to implementation of these methods.

A: Every framework. But. Why do you even need entire FRAMEWORK to just connect to database? Use native PDO included to every PHP installation. Use SQL libraries or plugins. Or consider using XML/CSV/INI files. 
Still wanna frameworks that help with database? Here you go:

Yii
  Zend
  Symfony
  Codeigniter
  Laravel
  Fat-Free
  Kohana
  CakePHP
  Joomla   

etc
"Full" list
