Posted By: Erik Hollensbe
Date: 2008-08-24 09:07
Summary: DBI 0.4.0
Project: Ruby/DBI

DBI 0.4.0 is the next stable release of DBI, a lightweight database agnostic interface modeled after Perl's DBI.

This release brings many things:

* Type conversion is now universally managed amongst DBDs. Please see
DBI::Type and DBI::TypeUtil and the DBI::StatementHandle#bind_coltype method.
* Rubygems support! All DBDs and DBI will now install and appropriately fetch
prerequisites (when possible) via the 'gem' command and other Rubygems
interfaces.
* Lots of code has been cleaned up and the filesystem has been significantly
reorganized.
* Many bugfixes due to inconsistencies between DBDs.
* DBDs that were deprecated in 0.2.0 have been removed, as have the Proxy and
Trace libraries (they didn't work anyways.) Proxy and Trace will be revisited
in the future.
* Several calls and classes have been deprecated in favor of native
ruby replacements.
* Tons of new documentation for both DBI users and DBD developers alike.

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Message: 59961
BY: Erik Hollensbe (erikh)
DATE: 2008-08-30 04:36
SUBJECT: RE: Can I revert back to dbi-0.2.2?

 

Yep, uninstall it and reinstall 0.2.2 like any other module.

SQL Server is one of the deprecated modules, this has been mentioned several times in the 0.2.0 release and otherwise prior to 0.4.0 release, and in the changelog above it was stated those DBDs were removed.

I don't have a very good environment to test things like SQL Server, and 0.4.0 has all the bits needed to give someone who does have those resources the ability to maintain the SQL Server DBD independently of DBI, which was not the case prior.


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Can I revert back to dbi-0.2.2?Jennifer Fones2008-08-29 21:12
      RE: Can I revert back to dbi-0.2.2?Erik Hollensbe2008-08-30 04:36

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