cvs: pecl /sdo/DAS Relational.php /sdo/DAS/Relational Action.php DeleteAction.php InsertAction.php ObjectModel.php UpdateAction.php UpdateNonContainmentReferenceAction.php /sdo/DAS/Relational/Scenarios 1c-C.php 1c-CRU.php 1c-CRUD.php 1c-DCsamePK.php 1c-RA.php 1c-RD.php 1c-RUnull.php 1c-RUunsetPrimitive.php 1cd-CRUD.php 1cde-CRU.php 1cde-CRUD.php 1cde-CRUDdetach.php 1e-CRUD.php company_metadata.inc.php companydb.sql companydb_db2.sql companydb_mysql.sql mc-C.php

 mfp             Fri Jul 29 12:46:19 2005 EDT

  Added files:                 
    /pecl/sdo/DAS/Relational/Scenarios  companydb_db2.sql 
                                        companydb_mysql.sql 

  Removed files:               
    /pecl/sdo/DAS/Relational/Scenarios  companydb.sql 

  Modified files:              
    /pecl/sdo/DAS/Relational/Scenarios  1cde-CRUD.php 1c-CRUD.php 
                                        1c-RA.php 1c-CRU.php 
                                        1c-DCsamePK.php 
                                        company_metadata.inc.php 
                                        1c-RUnull.php mc-C.php 
                                        1cde-CRUDdetach.php 1c-C.php 
                                        1cd-CRUD.php 1e-CRUD.php 
                                        1c-RD.php 
                                        1c-RUunsetPrimitive.php 
                                        1cde-CRU.php 
    /pecl/sdo/DAS/Relational    ObjectModel.php InsertAction.php 
                                DeleteAction.php UpdateAction.php 
                                UpdateNonContainmentReferenceAction.php 
                                Action.php 
    /pecl/sdo/DAS       Relational.php 
  Log:
  Now works with DB2 8.2 Personal Edition on Windows. As a side effect, added 
support for prepared statements with placeholders.
  Changes include: 
  1. Use 'values identity_val_local()' to retrieve generated PK if DB2.
  2. Use prepared statements and placeholders, both in statements generated by 
applyChanges and in statements passed 
      to the new executePreparedQuery() call. Placeholders were primarily 
introduced because literal SQL with the values inline
      raises the problem that strings must be quoted and integers not. However, 
using placeholders has the pleasant side effect 
      of avoiding variable interpolation and consequent danger that evil SQL 
might be injected into the statement. The existing
      executeQuery remains but should be used only for literal SQL that is 
trusted.

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