Paul DuBois wrote:
Paul,
Yes, I meant to add to "mysql_server_prepare" a "=1" or "=0"! Thanks for
catching that.
Kind regards,
Patrick
On 5/6/06 11:54, "Patrick Galbraith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear DBD::mysql users,
DBD::mysql version 3.0003 (stable, production) and 3.0003_1 (dev) have
been released!
Version 3.0003 is the production version with server-side prepare
statements turned off by default, and 3.0003_1 is the development
version with server-side prepare statements turned on by default.
The changes in 3.0003, as in the changelog, are:
* Fixed bug where if mysql_server_prepare is set and a prepare
fails, only a warning is issued and no error text is
available (Thanks Martin Evans!)
* Added support for ParamValues and associated test (Martin Evans)
* Removed declaration of int num_fields outside a block which
was causing compilation error with some C compilers.
* Fix to typo in Makefile.PL (Martin Evans)
* Added mysql_stmt_reset for when mysql_stmt_execute fails
* Added test for mysql_stmt_execute bug (Martin Evans)
* Fixed syntax for create table ENGINE=InnoDB instead of type=innobase
* Removed tests for old driver emulation
Note: to turn on server-side prepared statements, simply append
";mysql_server_prepare" to the connect string or via the driver handle.
Please refer to documentation for further details.
Can you append =0 or =1 to indicate explicitly that you want this turned off
or on?
