* _mysql.c: restored missing mysql_errno() call (bug #1023466)
* _mysql.c: Only try to use SSL support if HAVE_OPENSSL is defined.
Raise NotSupportedError if ssl is requested but not available.
* Turn autocommit off initially
* Add support for mysql_autocommit, _commit, and _rollback API functions
(new in MySQL-4.1)
* Remove Connection.begin(); use SQL BEGIN or START TRANSACTION instead
* pytimes (standard datetime module) is now the default implementation
* Detect and handle MySQL-4.1 and newer TIMESTAMP (looks like DATETIME)
* UnicodeType and ObjectType now always handled (required features)
* Ditch support for L at the end of long integer
* Remove z and crypt libs if building for Windows
* Version 1.1.2
* The MySQL FIELD_TYPE converter can now be a sequence of 2-tuples.
Item 0 is a bit mask (using FLAG.*) which must be matched. This should
be an integer. Item 1 is the conversion function. If item 0 is not an
integer, then this function is considered the default converter for
this FIELD_TYPE. Note that these tuples are considered when the query
has been executed and the result is available, so it doesn't add a
per-row overhead.
* As a result of the above, BINARY BLOB fields are now returned as
character arrays using the array.array class. Non-BINARY BLOB fields
(i.e. TEXT) are returned as strings. If unicode is enabled, they are
returned as unicode strings.
* Bump version to 0.9.3b3.
ssl should be a mapping. These are the recognized keys:
ca*, cert*, capath, key*, cipher
Items marked with * are required. All values must be strings.
They are described here:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/SSL_options.html
You're probably better off putting these variables into an
option file and using read_option_file instead.
SSL is supported in MySQL-4.0 and newer. Even if you don't
specify all the required parameters, the connection will probably
succeed, although without SSL.
This is not yet tested in any significant way.
SSCursor.fetchall() (_mysql_ResultObject_fetch_row) didn't properly
increase the size of the result tuple if the result set was more than
1000 rows. (Danny Yoo)
PyArgs_ParseTupleAndKeywords() returns borrowed references for O format
starting in 2.0.1, prior to that it returns new references, so it's
necessary to test the Python version to determine whether or not we
should Py_INCREF() it. If we always Py_INCREF() it, this produces a
memory leak in versions prior to 2.0.1.
