Bump aura/sql from 2.6.0 to 3.0.0

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Bumps aura/sql from 2.6.0 to 3.0.0.

Release notes

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3.0.0

• Fixed issue #163: Add getAttribute and setAttribute functions to make sure pdo is connected before calling the functions

• Merged pull request #170: fixes error "Class 'Aura\Sql\PDO' not found"

• Merged pull request #174: fixes bug with null value.

3.0.0-beta1

First beta release.

• Updated documentation, and added a Bookdown JSON file.

• The sqlsrv driver now defaults to exceptions like all other drivers.

3.0.0-alpha1

First alpha release.

Changelog

Sourced from aura/sql's changelog.

3.0.0

• Fixed issue #163: Add getAttribute and setAttribute functions to make sure pdo is connected before calling the functions

• Merged pull request #170: fixes error "Class 'Aura\Sql\PDO' not found"

• Merged pull request #174: fixes bug with null value.

3.0.0-beta1

First beta release.

• Updated documentation, and added a Bookdown JSON file.

• The sqlsrv driver now defaults to exceptions like all other drivers.

3.0.0-alpha1

First alpha release.

See migration guide for details upgrading from 2.x to 3.x

2.5.1

Hygiene release: update documentation and testing.

2.5.0

This release adds new yield*() methods to ExtendedPdo; these return iterators to generate one result row at a time, which can reduce memory usage with very large result sets.

2.4.3

This release modifies the testing structure and updates other support files.

2.4.2

This is a hygiene release to update support files.

2.4.1

• FIX: #96: Allow first bind value of query with numbered placeholders to be null.

2.4.0

The previous release changed the ExtendedPdoInterface by adding a new disconnect() method. That was an unintentional BC break to existing implementations of the interface. This release corrects that break by removing the disconnect() method from the interface, while leaving it in the implementation.

2.3.0

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Upgrade guide

Sourced from aura/sql's upgrade guide.

3.x Upgrade Notes

The vast majority of changes and breaks from the 2.x version are "under the hood," so to speak. The main functionality methods (query(), exec(), perform(), fetch*(), yield*(), etc.) are unchanged and work just the same as in 2.x.

The remaining changes and breaks can be categorized as:

• the rebuilder and parsers;
• profiling and logging;
• instantiation; and
• miscellaneous.

Rebuilder and Parsers

The 2.x Rebuilder has been redone entirely, and now provides separate parsers for the separate database drivers (mysql, pgsql, sqlite, and sqlsrv). This originated from #104, along with #107 and #111, all of which are now resolved. It took a great deal of time and effort to complete, with several approaches attempted.

Array Placeholders

Given this code ...

$stm = "SELECT * FROM test WHERE foo IN (:foo)"; $sth = $pdo->perform($stm, [ 'foo' => ['bar', 'baz', 'dib']; ]); echo $sth->queryString;

... 2.x would quote and replace the array values directly into the query:

SELECT * FROM test WHERE foo IN ('bar', 'baz', 'dib') 

Now, under 3.x, the placeholder is expanded to match the number of array keys, so that there are multiple placeholders:

SELECT * FROM test WHERE foo IN (:foo_0, :foo_1, :foo_2) 

The array values passed to the query will also be bound individually. (If you

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Commits

• 2be02d5 update changelog for release
• 6c822b8 update license years
• dc31f3b Merge pull request #174 from YaroslavMolchan/3.x
• 0a8beed Fix bug with null value.
• 82ecb90 Merge pull request #171 from YaroslavMolchan/3.x
• 2688788 Update yield.md
• 00547c2 Merge pull request #170 from JoeBengalen/fix-pdo-reference
• 440edef Fixed error Class 'Aura\Sql\PDO' not found
• 4680d0d Merge pull request #164 from sunkan/issue-163
• c6659bd Fix issue #163
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