This afternoon, the http://www.sqlite.org/ was updated to declare
that SQLite 3.x is now officially stable with the new 3.0.7 release;
previously it was in beta status. This is a big milestone.
One of the things that this version adds (AFAIK), which would be
relevant to dbi-dev, is proper support for named host parameters, in
the ISO/ANSI standard format of ":foo".
Is there any particular time table for when DBI v2 will start having
published releases, which includes native DBI API support for
standard named host parameters (via the bind variables), or is v2
simply "some time in the future"?
Meanwhile, I eagerly look forward to another DBD::SQLite 1.x release
which bundles 3.0.7 and provides its own interface to the named
params.
Another relevant matter is that this update fixes a symbol-conflict
fault where DBD::SQLite and DBD::SQLite2 can't be used at the same
time under Mac OS X 10.2.
Thank you again. -- Darren Duncan
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- Re: SQLite 3 declared stable today Matt Sergeant
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