Quoting Alex Dubov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
However, with CLIENT_FOUND_ROWS I would prefer the
"changed rows" behavior, not the "matched rows" one.
May be additional parameter to connection string will
do.
OK. MySQL seems to be the odd one out here - Oracle seems to do what
PostgreSQL/SQLite3 do. Never mind, I'll work on the flags...
After all, it's not unreasonable to
have a MEDIUM TEXT/BLOB (24MB) fetched in one chunk on
modern machine. To conclude - do you have any thoughts
on how to implement this in apr way?
Maybe we can also use the flags to _open for that? In other words, we
can say in the connect string:
flags = CLIENT_FOUND_ROWS,MAX_FIELD_SIZE_24MB
Then we parse those things (as strings, of course) and convert them to
relevant flags, options and what not. Manual, but safe.
Mysql likes to crash if parameter/result arrays are
not zeroed fully before bind calls. I'm using pcalloc
for everything because of that.
Right. I noticed that in the patch.
--
Bojan
