Mikhail Ramendik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Alternatively just search that file for "db_real_query", because that's > the call where it does the <0 check, and change the check there to !=0 .
We should make this change in CVS for both HEAD and dbmail_2_0_branch and put a note on the website that 2.0.0 may have compatibility issues with MySQL 4.1.x. I haven't double checked the code, but with respect to the TIMESTAMP columns we're SELECT-ing through SQL functions which convert the different TIMESTAMP formats used by MySQL and PostgreSQL into a common return format. That should take care of any inconsistencies between version of MySQL, but we'll have to confirm it with some actual query tests. Aaron --
