Description: ------------ I am using the manager to create a (temporary) table, it works but neither returns an error, nor MDB2_OK. Just "0" (int). According to the docs, it should return MDB2_OK though. I tested this a few times and both temporary tables and regular tables are created. Just the return value is "off". Test script: --------------- <?php // assume we have $db resource and all vars ready $manager = $db->loadModule('manager'); $status = $manager->createTable($name, $fields, $options); ?> Expected result: ---------------- $status should contain MDB2_OK (or an error ;-)) Actual result: -------------- $status contains "0"

Indeed, createTable() calls exec() which in turn returns the number of affected rows. I have to think a bit if this can be considered as a documentation problem or if we really have to change the code.

Well, I vote for MDB2_OK. ;-) Since exec() will always return 0. I don't think a CREATE TABLE statement will ever return a number of rows.

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