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| Lukas Smith 2006-02-09, 3:56 am |
| Hi,
I am going to release MDB2 stable today.
I just noticed that all the drivers never went through an RC, however I
am planning on releasing the mysql, mysqli, pgsql and sqlite driver as
stable as well. Lorenzo might follow with releasing the ibase driver as
stable.
Just making sure thats ok with you guys.
regards,
Lukas
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| Lorenzo Alberton 2006-02-09, 3:56 am |
| Hi Lukas,
> I am going to release MDB2 stable today.
> I just noticed that all the drivers never went through an RC, however I
> am planning on releasing the mysql, mysqli, pgsql and sqlite driver as
> stable as well. Lorenzo might follow with releasing the ibase driver as
> stable.
I will.
Just a quick question that popped into my mind:
IIRC the prepared statement parameter binding
has changed back and forth from 0-based to
1-based indices. Is that something we can make
configurable (now or later)?
Cheers,
--
Lorenzo Alberton
http://pear.php.net/user/quipo
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| Lukas Smith 2006-02-09, 3:56 am |
| Lorenzo Alberton wrote:
> Just a quick question that popped into my mind:
> IIRC the prepared statement parameter binding
> has changed back and forth from 0-based to
> 1-based indices. Is that something we can make
> configurable (now or later)?
We could make it configurable.
IIRC it was just an if statement in bindParam().
Not sure if its worth the possible confusion and script
incompatibilities though. Screw PDO and ODBC ;-)
regards,
Lukas
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