| 1 | This is the change log for the perl extension PApp::SQL. |
1 | This is the change log for the perl extension PApp::SQL. |
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3 | 0.121 Mon Feb 12 16:56:21 CET 2001 |
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4 | - set InactiveDestroy for all handles in reinitialize instead |
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5 | of closing them. |
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| 3 | 0.12 Mon Feb 5 13:42:20 CET 2001 |
7 | 0.12 Mon Feb 5 13:42:20 CET 2001 |
| 4 | - seperated from the PApp package. |
8 | - seperated from the PApp package. |
| 5 | - fixes for 5.005 compatibility. |
9 | - fixes for 5.005 compatibility. |
| 6 | - renamed $database to $Database. |
10 | - renamed $database to $Database. |
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| 8 | Changes done while this was a part of PApp include: |
12 | Changes done while this was a part of PApp include: |
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| 10 | 0.11 <Unreleased PApp version> |
14 | 0.11 <Unreleased PApp version> |
| 11 | - 5.5-ified SQL/SQL.xs. |
15 | - 5.005-ified SQL/SQL.xs. |
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| 13 | 0.10 <Unreleased: missing license. Write to marco@toytest.com for complaints> |
17 | 0.10 <Unreleased: missing license. Write to marco@toytest.com for complaints> |
| 14 | - PApp::SQL now tries to reconnect two times. |
18 | - PApp::SQL now tries to reconnect twice. |
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| 16 | 0.08 Sun Jun 18 23:53:50 CEST 2000 |
20 | 0.08 Sun Jun 18 23:53:50 CEST 2000 |
| 17 | - fixed memory corruption bug in SQL.xs that happens |
21 | - fixed memory corruption bug in SQL.xs that happens |
| 18 | because mod_perl BOOT:'s the same object twice :( |
22 | because mod_perl BOOT:'s the same object twice :( |
| 19 | - PApp::Env and PApp::SQL should be more resistent to restarts. |
23 | - PApp::Env and PApp::SQL should be more resistent to restarts. |
| 20 | - PApp::SQL::*fetch methods call finish on the statement handle, |
24 | - PApp::SQL::*fetch methods call finish on the statement handle, |
| 21 | as does sql_exec in void context. |
25 | as does sql_exec in void context. |
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27 | Even older, prehistoric versions of this module under other names |
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28 | obviously had no Changes file (that's why it's called _pre_historic). |
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