Re: Help required from dbd::mysql maintainers/authors re MYSQL_VERSION_ID and SERVER_PREPARE_VERSION

Patrick Galbraith wrote: Martin, Thanks for the info. Do you have a script that does this? mysql_st_execute41 should be called if mysql supports prepared statements, that is, = SERVER_PREPARE_VERSION. I'm a bit suprised it works, but I think I have code that catches it even if it doesn't

RE: Help required from dbd::mysql maintainers/authors re MYSQL_VERSION_ID and SERVER_PREPARE_VERSION

Hi, I'm using DBI with oracle 9i drivers.I have a script that opens a database handle $dbh and creates a table. A short while later I run an oracle stored procedure that ends up populating this table with schema statistics. This all works fine, but I noticed after some testing that when you

Re: Help required from dbd::mysql maintainers/authors re MYSQL_VERSION_ID and SERVER_PREPARE_VERSION

Martin, Thanks for the info. Do you have a script that does this? mysql_st_execute41 should be called if mysql supports prepared statements, that is, = SERVER_PREPARE_VERSION. I'm a bit suprised it works, but I think I have code that catches it even if it doesn't support prepared

Help required from dbd::mysql maintainers/authors re MYSQL_VERSION_ID and SERVER_PREPARE_VERSION

Hi, I could really do with a little assistance form the dbd::mysql maintainers or authors please. I am investigating the issue I reported here with execute_array or all executes failing after one execute fails. i.e. create table test (a int primary key) prepare(insert into test values(?)