On 18 Sep 2004, at 22:00, Darren Duncan wrote:
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".
Did they fix the bug where if you had two :foo's it would count as two parameters when getting the param count? This breaks DBI's handling of bind params.
Matt.
I believe so, if I interpret the Timeline correctly:
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/chngview?cn=1945
Dated 2004-Sep-07, it says:
Wildcards with the same name map into the same variable number. New api sqlite3_bind_parameter_index() added to map wildcard names into wildcard index numbers. <snip>
So it seems that you have what you need for named host params in DBD::SQLite.
Regardless, there are lots of other good updates in 3.0.7 over 3.0.6 that would benefit all users.
-- Darren Duncan
