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Easy InstallNot sure? Get more info. pear install MDB2-2.0.0alpha1 Pyrus InstallTry PEAR2's installer, Pyrus. php pyrus.phar install pear/MDB2-2.0.0alpha1 Release date: 2004-01-05 16:21 UTC Release state: alpha Release uploaded by: lsmith Changelog: This is the first alpha release of MDB2 2.0. MDB2 2.x breaks backwards compatibility in many ways in order to simplify the API for both users and drivers developers. Please note that currently only the MySQL, the PostGreSQL and the Oracle driver have been tested to pass the test suite. Here follows a short list of the most important changes: - all code that is not necessary for basic operation is now separateed into separate modules which can be loaded with the loadModule() method - all datatype related methods have been moved to a dataype module with the notable exception of getValue() and the newly introduced getDeclaration() - added extended module for highlevel methods - all manager method are no longer available in the core class and or now only available in the manager module - all reverse engineering methods have been taken from the manager class and are now available through the reverse module - a new module has been added to allow the addition of methods with RDBMS specific functionality (like getting the last autoincrement ID) - LOB handling has been greatly simplified - several methods names have been shortend - the fetch.+() methods do not free the result set anymore - the Manager and the reverse_engineer_xml_schema have been moved into a Tools directory - all parameters are now lowercased with underscores as separators - all drivers now support all of the dsn options that PEAR DB supports - several methods have been removed because they offered redundant functionality - changed prepare API type is now passed to prepare and not to setParam*() - results are now wrapped inside objects and all methods which operate on resultsets have been moved into respecitive classes - there are two types of result object: buffered (default) and unbuffered - totally rewrote buffering and limit emulation Dependencies:
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