Hi,
Since PMA 3.0.x will require MySQL 5.0+, we could drop support for this older extension.
Well, if we keep it, at least we should emit a warning about the extension not supporting all MySQL 5.0 features.
Marc
Sebastian Mendel a écrit :
Marc Delisle schrieb:
Hi,
Since PMA 3.0.x will require MySQL 5.0+, we could drop support for this older extension.
ok for me
I'm beginning to change my mind. Imagine for a second the shock wave that would happen if PHP itself would drop the mysql extension. I think we might have a shock wave too if we drop it.
Technically, dropping mysql extension is OK. But I just did some tests with the mysql extension with a 5.0.45 client lib, and I could do everything:
- authenticate with a user having 4.1+ password hashing - change his password - work with views: select, drop, update - work with stored procedures - work with triggers
Needless to say, I'm confused :)
Marc