Thies C. Arntzen will look into this to actually make it work,
as I don't have Oracle installed here. As I said, it is only a
framework for Oracle, and it will most likely crash if you
actually try to use the oracle functions before Thies (or
anyone else that wants to, of course) has had a chance to look
at it.
# The other databases will continue to work, of course :)
Added dbx_fbsql.c to the Makefile.in
# Could someone please compile/test this? My Linux-box is down :(
# Win compiles just fine, I don't expext any trouble on Linux...
is easily modified to create other databases as well. The testset needs the
database, but it doesn't need to be a mysql database. Scripts to generate
other databases (with the same structure and data) would be appreciated.
DBX_CMP_ASC, DBX_CMP_DESC flags.
Default comparison changed from DBX_CMP_TEXT to new DBX_CMP_NATIVE.
Solved bug in associative fields when using mssql
Cleaned up comments (/*/ ... /*/ to /* ... */)
dbx_connect now always return false if the database is not found.
Optimized dbx_query field-info retrieval loop
connections, two or more dbx_link objects may share the connection
identifier. The database name is used in the dbx_query, where it calls
mysql_db_query instead of mysql_query.
This means the database name has to be passed around to all dbx_xxx_query
functions, hence the update on all the files. (Mc)
# Thanks to Christian Rabe for all the input on this issue!
Removed globals that Rui put in, and changed the dbx_get_row
to include a row_number (which PostgreSQL expects) (Mc)
Added source files to Makefile.in and dbx.dsp (Mc)
#Could someone please check if the PostgreSQL support works?
#And please, check your work _before_ you commit anything!
Found another // comment and replaced with /**/ (Mc)
Removed proprietary license (in favor of php license) (Mc)
Added .cvsignore file, I hope it works correctly (Mc)
Compiles under Linux (--enable-dbx) and Windows.
Supports MySQL and ODBC modules (more to be added later).
@ Added dbx module (database abstraction) to the repository. (Marc)
