According to the libmysql API documentation, mysql_fetch_row,
upon which the PHP functions mysql_fetch_object, etc. are
based on, does not reset the error number or message upon
success. So calling mysql_errno() after a successful fetch
may return the error of the previous function call.
This commit changes DatabaseMysql::fetchObject and similar
functions to only check for specific error numbers that are
explicitly documented to be expected from mysql_fetch_*.
Change-Id: Iacb78828885a8a0d4e499a681d938a6adf651582
- Group global declarations at the top
- Early abort on error, instead of going through
the whole code
- Group double call to wfDebug()
- Whitespaces fixes
Change-Id: I9e28395a2698216e14458d1a74ef0a89e7ee48d6
Added configuration options ($wgDBssl, $wgDBcompress) and related
connection flags (DBO_SSL, DBO_COMPRESS) to allow SSL/TLS and
compression on database connections. The flags are only observed if
the functionality is supported for that type of database (e.g.,
SQLite will ignore both flags as neither are supported).
Currently, only MySQL and PgSQL have support for at least one of
these flags in their PHP extensions. MySQL supports both flags and
PgSQL supports the SSL flag only.
Change-Id: I7b4d3ba82ccab0eed4a19e3b4e7bc0b4eb881262
Signed-off-by: Tyler Anthony Romeo <tylerromeo@gmail.com>
* Removed unused and obsolete set() and safeQuery() functions.
* Removed unused deprecated constructor functions.
* Removed unused limitResultForUpdate() cruft function.
* Removed unused standardSelectDistinct(), it's better to just follow the standard for all queries.
* Removed other cruft functions unused by core/extensions.
* Made some internal functions protected.
Change-Id: I90be88ea740834a417a17d7751f1be7bac4eae4e
* Note: follows up a4b3979160
* Cleanup up transaction statements a bit; transactions don't effect the lock calls
* Also made DatabaseMysql::unlock() actually return a bool
Change-Id: Iade2efa94165b6918eae0863716cc163f36a07b8
Disable of MessageBlobStore clear
Reset $wgAutopromote (should be moved to a config change!!)
Disable setting of wgStyleSheetPath
Disable squid updates in HTMLCacaheUpdate invalidateTitles
Throttle page_touched
Add apc htcp packet numbers to SquidUpdate
Disable set names binary/utf8
Commment out searchindex table indexes
Was c532e81d583d3d0439fe76eea4d105d675461b56
Change-Id: I42c4f859e55eb198f6c6841e582b3552aad7b31f
This is reverting the work done by MaxSem to support stored procedures
and stored function in MySQL. The reasons are:
- it is not needed yet
- tests are not functionals
- alter the stable include/db/Database.php and drop support for ';;'
So please create a branch to work on it and merge it back in trunk
once we have branched 1.19 :-)
I have opened bug 33654 to track this enhancement request.
Reverts r107376, r107994.
* Refactored DatabaseBase::sourceStream(), made it possible for descendant classes to alter its behaviour w/o having to redo it completely like Oracle does.
* MySQL class now supports specifying DELIMITER.
* Thrown away the mess of catering for double semicolon. If it's a problem, fix your .sql files!
* Haven't actually touched Oracle.
* Tests!
Per Emufarmers, in wgDBTableOptions replace TYPE with ENGINE
Should at least stop the errors. Do need to do something in the updaters (can we have some "delayed messages" or something?
Needed more for the CLI updater/update.php, as putting it in the middle of the updaters is just pointless, as it won't be seen. Needs to be at the end...
Doing it in the webupdater is saner/easier, as it'll be displayed
Certainly, this does suffice for the moment
Fine on MySQL 4, as it accepts {TYPE|ENGINE}
Comment out the call SHOW SLAVE STATUS for getting replag, leaving the use processlist
Not sure when Tim/someone else will look at it, so easier to just hack the bad code for the moment, so people can develop/test etc
* Merged the 4 simulated implementations of Database*::replace(). I took diffs, they were nearly identical. I made one based on the IBM DB2 version, since it used insert() which looked like a nice touch.
* Provided the non-simulated implementation of Database*::replace() via a protected member function, and made DatabaseMysql::replace() and DatabaseSqlite::replace() into a wrapper for it.
* Moved the MySQL-specific functionality from masterPosWait(), getSlavePos() and getMasterPos() from DatabaseBase to DatabaseMysql.
* Renamed getStatus() to getMysqlStatus() and moved it to DatabaseMysql. Removed "unimplemented" errors from two other subclasses. Really there's no way another DBMS could or should implement this function.
* Split the LoadMonitor class into a no-op class and a MySQL-specific class, to avoid fatal errors due to the getMysqlStatus() call if other DBMSs tried to use LoadBalancer with multiple servers. Of course there are lots of other reasons it won't work, I'm just fixing the architecture issue here.
And while I have a replicated test setup handy:
* On MySQL 4.1.9 and later, use SHOW SLAVE STATUS to get the lag instead of SHOW PROCESSLIST. This has the advantage of reading zero when there are no events for a while.
* Reverted the public -> protected changes from r90429, except for doQuery() after a review of usage:
** resultObject() is used by lots of things in core and extensions.
** makeSelectOptions() is used by SMW, and if that's going to be public, the other two probably should be too, for consistency.
** doQuery() was used by several things, but mostly by mistake. It's been marked private since r21359 which is before almost all of them. I updated the callers to use query().
* Added "protected" to doQuery() declarations in other database classes.
It is now duplicateTableStructure() duty to addIdentifierQuotes() them.
Fixed bug for mysql < 4.1 where the new name would be quoted twice.
Always quote identifier in Oracle, doing otherwise seems a bug (can someone confirm?)
This fixes bug in DatabaseOracle.php tableName() on line 671 and allows it to call
the parent implementation instead of copying it with different quotes.
Adapt Mssql addIdentifierQuotes(). Replace its addIdentifierQuotes calls with addQuotes
as it's what it really is. The serialize() is probably unneeded, since I don't think it will
ever be called with objects but I kept it anyway.
