Hi,
Bill Karwin schrieb:
> Vince42 wrote:
>> It used to work like charme (integers
>> were converted into integers etc)
> Note that databases can return 64-bit integers, which a 32-bit PHP
> binary would not support.
> For this reason, database extensions return all data values as PHP
> strings, regardless of the SQL data type.
But I think it used to work - as I benefitted from the proper
quoteInto() once ... and on the other hand: even if there were *some*
data types which wouldn't be supported, you could still throw an
exception for those, but the benefit of automagically converting the
data types into proper php data types would be great, wouldn't it?
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