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:: PDO
:: 1.0.2
PDO 1.0.2
| Package Information |
| Summary |
PHP Data Objects Interface. |
| Maintainers |
Wez Furlong <
wez at php dot net >
(lead)
[details]
Marcus B?rger <
helly at php dot net >
(lead)
[wishlist]
[details]
Ilia Alshanetsky <
ilia at php dot net >
(lead)
[details]
George Schlossnagle <
george at omniti dot com >
(lead)
[wishlist]
[details]
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| License |
PHP |
| Description |
Do not use this, as PDO has been moved into core (the php source) so this pecl extension is dead.
PDO provides a uniform data access interface, sporting advanced features such
as prepared statements and bound parameters. PDO drivers are dynamically
loadable and may be developed independently from the core, but still accessed
using the same API. |
Release notes
Version 1.0.2
(stable)
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** NOTE WELL! **
All the PDO_XXX constants have been renamed to PDO::XXX form for future
compatibility with PHP namespaces. Sorry for the inconvenience, especially
after Release Candidate 1.
You need to install a PDO database driver to make use of PDO,
check http://pecl.php.net/package-search.php?pkg_name=PDO
for a list of available PDO drivers.
It is highly recommended that you update to PHP 5.1 before using PDO.
If you are running on Windows, you can find a precompiled binary at:
http://pecl4win.php.net/ext.php/php_pdo.dll
You can find additional PDO drivers at:
http://pecl4win.php.net
** Changes **
- Fixed bug #35431 (PDO crashes when using LAZY fetch with fetchAll). (Wez)
- Fixed bug #35430 (PDO crashes on incorrect FETCH_FUNC use). (Tony)
- Changed PDO_XXX constants to PDO::XXX
- It is now possible to extend PDO and PDOStatement and override their constructors
- Fixed Bug #35303; PDO::prepare() can cause crashes with invalid parameters
- Fixed Bug #35135; "new PDOStatement" can cause crashes.
- Fixed Bug #35293 and PECL Bug #5589; segfault when creating persistent connections
- Fixed PECL Bug #5010, problem installing headers
- renamed pdo_drivers() to PDO::getAvailableDrivers()
- Various fixes when building with SPL
- PDO::setAttribute(PDO::ATTR_STATEMENT_CLASS) allows you to set your own
PDOStatement replacement when extending PDO and PDOStatement
- Fixed Bug #34687; error information from PDO::query() was not always returned
- Fixed PECL Bug #5750; uri: DSN was not handled correctly
- Fixed PECL Bug #5589; segfault when persistent connection attempt fails
- Fixed Bug #34590; User defined PDOStatement class methods are not callable
- Fixed Bug #34908; FETCH_INTO segfaults without destination object
- Fixed PECL Bug #5809; PDOStatement::execute(array(...)) modifies args
- Fixed PECL Bug #5772; FETCH_FUNC cannot call functions with mixed case names
** Note **
You should uninstall and re-install your individual database drivers whenever
you upgrade the base PDO package, otherwise you will see an error about PDO API
numbers when you run your PHP scripts.
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| Dependencies for release 1.0.2 |
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PHP Version: PHP 5.0.3 or newer
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