Hi Karoly,
Il 11/10/2023 17:03, Karoly Negyesi ha scritto:
Drupal has been using PDO for a long time now but as it doesn't have async
support, the project is adding a mysqli driver. A sticky point here is the
lack of support for named placeholders which are widely used in Drupal land
but mysqli
On Wed, Oct 11, 2023 at 8:36 PM Karoly Negyesi wrote:
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> That's rather concerning on both fronts.
>
> Drupal doesn't plan on abandoning PDO, I believe. At least I haven't seen
> that proposed.
>
> Is there anything I could help with fixing pdo_parse_params ?
>
> Also what's the problem with
> I have to say I am not a fan of this proposal. While definitely a super nice
> feature in PDO, it's more of a hack rather than proper feature.
> Certain RDBMSs support named parameters in prepared statements, but
> MySQL doesn't. Therefore, the solution implemented in PDO is a hack. It's very
That's rather concerning on both fronts.
Drupal doesn't plan on abandoning PDO, I believe. At least I haven't seen
that proposed.
Is there anything I could help with fixing pdo_parse_params ?
Also what's the problem with mysqli async? With fibers introduced in 8.1 it
seems a very good fit ,
Hi,
I have to say I am not a fan of this proposal. While definitely a super
nice feature in PDO, it's more of a hack rather than proper feature.
Certain RDBMSs support named parameters in prepared statements, but MySQL
doesn't. Therefore, the solution implemented in PDO is a hack. It's very
Hello,
Drupal has been using PDO for a long time now but as it doesn't have async
support, the project is adding a mysqli driver. A sticky point here is the
lack of support for named placeholders which are widely used in Drupal land
but mysqli doesn't support them. Currently the project is
