| Class | DBI::DBD::Mysql::Database |
| In: |
lib/dbd/mysql/database.rb
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| Parent: | DBI::BaseDatabase |
Models the DBI::BaseDatabase API to create DBI::DatabaseHandle objects.
| MYSQL_to_XOPEN | = | { "TINYINT" => [DBI::SQL_TINYINT, 1, nil], "SMALLINT" => [DBI::SQL_SMALLINT, 6, nil], "MEDIUMINT" => [DBI::SQL_SMALLINT, 6, nil], "INT" => [DBI::SQL_INTEGER, 11, nil], "INTEGER" => [DBI::SQL_INTEGER, 11, nil], "BIGINT" => [DBI::SQL_BIGINT, 25, nil], "INT24" => [DBI::SQL_BIGINT, 25, nil], "REAL" => [DBI::SQL_REAL, 12, nil], "FLOAT" => [DBI::SQL_FLOAT, 12, nil], "DECIMAL" => [DBI::SQL_DECIMAL, 12, nil], "NUMERIC" => [DBI::SQL_NUMERIC, 12, nil], "DOUBLE" => [DBI::SQL_DOUBLE, 22, nil], "CHAR" => [DBI::SQL_CHAR, 1, nil], "VARCHAR" => [DBI::SQL_VARCHAR, 255, nil], "DATE" => [DBI::SQL_DATE, 10, nil], "TIME" => [DBI::SQL_TIME, 8, nil], "TIMESTAMP" => [DBI::SQL_TIMESTAMP, 19, nil], "DATETIME" => [DBI::SQL_TIMESTAMP, 19, nil], "TINYBLOB" => [DBI::SQL_BINARY, 255, nil], "BLOB" => [DBI::SQL_VARBINARY, 65535, nil], "MEDIUMBLOB" => [DBI::SQL_VARBINARY, 16277215, nil], "LONGBLOB" => [DBI::SQL_LONGVARBINARY, 2147483657, nil], "TINYTEXT" => [DBI::SQL_VARCHAR, 255, nil], "TEXT" => [DBI::SQL_LONGVARCHAR, 65535, nil], "MEDIUMTEXT" => [DBI::SQL_LONGVARCHAR, 16277215, nil], "LONGTEXT" => [DBI::SQL_LONGVARCHAR, 2147483657, nil], "ENUM" => [DBI::SQL_CHAR, 255, nil], "SET" => [DBI::SQL_CHAR, 255, nil], "BIT" => [DBI::SQL_BIT, 8, nil], nil => [DBI::SQL_OTHER, nil, nil] |
Hash to translate MySQL type names to DBI
SQL type constants
Only used in mysql_type_info. |
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| TYPE_MAP | = | {} | This maps type names to DBI Types. |
Constructor. Attributes supported:
See DBI::BaseDatabase#columns.
Extra attributes:
MySQL has several backends, some of which may not support commits. If the backend this database uses doesn‘t, calling this method will raise a DBI::NotSupportedError.
Given a type name, weans some basic information from that and returns it in a format similar to columns.
Return is an array of sqltype, type, size, and decimal. sqltype is the XOPEN type, and type is the string with the parameters removed.
size and decimal refer to precision and scale in most cases, but not always for all types. Please consult the documentation for your MySQL version.