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zend-db 2.11.0 Added ----- - [#336](#336) adds `InsertIgnore` class for "INSERT IGNORE" usage (usable in `MySQL` platform). - [#356](#356) adds support for `IN (NULL)` for empty value-set. Changed ------- - Nothing. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - [#146](#146) fixes setting correct value for `lastInsertValue` pre-insert in `SequenceFeature`.
zend-db 2.10.1 Added ----- - Nothing. Changed ------- - Nothing. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - [#382](#382) fixes `Zend\Db\Sql\Expression` to allow `0` value for parameter. - [#395](#395) fixes PHP 7.4 compatibility. - [#392](#392) fixes `MetadataFeature` to work with `TableIdentifier`. - [#399](#399) fixes accessing constraint metadata within the Oracle adapter. - [#375](#375) fixes detecting number of replacements in `Zend\Db\Sql\Expression`. - [#377](#377) allows any `AdapterInterface` instance in `RowGateway`. - [#342](#342) fixes deleting from aliased tables. - [#386](#386) fixes too strongly casting integer parameters in PDO adapter.
zend-db 2.9.2 Added ----- - Nothing. Changed ------- - Nothing. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - [#292](#292) ensures that you may reference bound parameter names using a leading colon (`:`) character when using the PDO adapter. (The leading colon is not technically necessary, as the adapter will prefix for you; however, this ensures portability with vanilla PDO.)
zend-db 2.9.1 Added ----- - Nothing. Changed ------- - [#289](#289) reverts a change introduced in 2.9.0 and modifies the behavior of the PDO adapter slightly to remove a regression. In 2.9.0, when binding parameters with names that contained characters not supported by PDO, we would pass the parameter names to `md5()`; this caused a regression, as the SQL string containing the parameter name was not also updated. This patch modifies the behavior during a bind-operation to instead raise an exception if a parameter name contains characters not supported by PDO. Deprecated ---------- - Nothing. Removed ------- - Nothing. Fixed ----- - Nothing.
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