On Wed, 15 Oct 2003, Ilia Alshanetsky wrote:
>If in fact code will be broken then yes, INI directive may be the only route.
>However, I do not see why trailing spaces were being stripped in the first
>place, as the original report indicates it does technically 'corrupt' the
>data?
I'm -1000 on any new ini option. IMO, the behaviour of internally
modifying data is inherently wrong. Mysql does not strip any ws, and
that has been the de facto standard which other db exts should follow.
And I can't find anything about this in the manual either.
I would expect that if I store ' foo ' in database, I will
also get back ' foo ' and not 'foo' or ' foo'.
If other db exts do this, same fix should be applied to them too.
--Jani
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