Overriding the stock SQL Managers
It took me a while to figure out how to override the core MysqliManager class so that I could add some code to email me the SQL errors that usually just go to my logs. At first I tried just creating the custom file, expecting it to be read like others I had created, but I found that you actually have to tell the system to use your custom class in the config_override.php file like this
After that you can just create the standard custom file in custom/include/database/CustomMysqliManager.php like this overriding as little or as much as you want.
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