sqljocky5 2.1.5

MySQL driver for Dart

Changelog

v0.14.5

• Fix package references

v0.14.3

• Merged in Kevin Moore's PR from original SQLJockey

v0.14.1

• Fix the changelog formatting, so you can actually see what changed in v0.14.0

v0.14.0

• Requires Dart 1.11
• Use newer logging library
• Use async/await in library code and examples.
• Fix bug with closing prepared queries, where it sometimes tried to close a query which was in use.
• Don't throw an error if username is null.
• Fix bug in blobs, where it was trying to decode binary blobs as UTF-8 strings.
• Close connections and return them to the pool when a connection times out on the server.

v0.13.0

• Fixes an issue with executeMulti being broken.
• Fixes an issue with query failing if the first field in a SELECT is an empty string

v0.12.0

• Breaking change: ConnectionPool.close() has been renamed to ConnectionPool.closeConnectionsNow. It is a dangerous method to call as it closes all connections even if they are in the middle of an operation. ConnectionPool.closeConnectionsWhenNotInUse has been added, which is much safer.
• Fixed an issue with closing prepared queries which caused connections to remain open.

v0.11.0

• Added support for packets larger than 16 MB. ConnectionPool's constructor has a new parameter, 'maxPacketSize', which specifies the maximum packet size in bytes. Using packets larger than 16 MB is not currently particularly optimised.
• Fixed some issues with authentication. In particular, errors should now be thrown when you try to connect to a server which is using an old or unsupported authentication protocol.

v0.10.0

• Added SSL connections. Pass 'useSSL: true' to ConnectionPool constructor. If server doesn't support SSL, connection will continue unsecured. You can check if the connections are secure by calling pool.getConnection().then((cnx) {print(cnx.usingSSL); cnx.release();});

v0.9.0

• Added ConnectionPool.getConnection() which returns a RetainedConnection. Useful if you need to keep a specific connection around (for example, if you need to lock tables).

v0.8.3

• Fixed connection retention error in Query.executeMulti

v0.8.1

• Can now access fields by name.

v0.8.0

• Breaking change: Results no longer has a 'stream' property - it now implements Stream itself. As a result, it also no longer has a 'rows' property, or a 'toResultsList()' method - you can use 'toList()' to convert it into a list instead.

v0.7.0

• Rewritten some connection handling code to make it more robust, and so that it handles stream operations such as 'first' correctly (i.e. without hanging forever).
• Updated spec for Dart 1.0

v0.6.2

• Support for latest SDK (removal of dart:utf8 library)

v0.6.1

• Support for latest SDK

v0.6.0

• Change prepared statement syntax. Values must now be passed into the execute() method in an array. This change was made because otherwise prepared statements couldn't be used asynchronously correctly - if you used the same prepared query object for multiple queries 'at the same time', the wrong values could get used.

v0.5.8

• Handle errors in the utils package properly
• Pre-emptively fixed some errors, wrote more tests.

v0.5.7

• Fixed error with large fields.

v0.5.6

• Hopefully full unicode support
• Fixed problem with null values in prepared queries.

v0.5.5

• Some initial changes for better unicode handling.

v0.5.4

• Blobs and Texts which are bigger than 250 characters now work.

v0.5.3

• Make ConnectionPool and Transaction implement QueriableConnection
• Improved tests.

v0.5.2

• Fix for new SDK

v0.5.1

• Made an internal class private

v0.5.0

• Breaking change: Now uses streams to return results.

v0.4.1

• Major refactoring so that only the parts of sqljocky which are supposed to be exposed are.

v0.4.0

• Support for M4.

v0.3.0

• Support for M3.
• Bit fields are now numbers, not lists.
• Dates now use the DateTime class instead of the Date class.
• Use new IO classes.

v0.2.0

• Support for the new SDK.

v0.1.3

• SQLJocky now uses a connection pooling model, so the API has changed somewhat.