Hi!
From reading the bug report and the description I would suggest
removing it (and of course making sure that the show commands
continue to work). It is just a way to capture bugs in an ODBC program
more quickly.
Cheers,
-Brian
On Apr 26, 2009, at 4:29 AM, Jay Pipes wrote:
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At Denver airport, delayed overnight, looking into some code
refactoring...and came across something I'd never seen before, and I'm
wondering if anyone uses it.
Anyone use the CLIENT_NO_SCHEMA client capabilities flag?
The comment for it says that setting this flag in the
client_capabilities of the client layer means that the statements
incoming from the client won't allow specifying identifiers using the
database.table.column format.
If I can get rid of this flag, I can remove the Session object
entirely
from the Table_ident class (a class which defines a Table identifier)
and make it essentially a POD class.
Anybody ever heard of or use this functionality?
Cheers,
Jay
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