Akiban driver #188
Akiban driver #188
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…all methods are implemented yet.
…nterface. Nearly all methods still need to be implemented.
…o be implemented.
… and schema manager implementations.
…on. This is due to Akiban having a NOW() function that is compatible with MySQL.
…even if it contains tables.
…ception when that function is called.
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The official coding standards are mostly the PSR-2 standard. And then on top of that, @guilhermeblanco enforces some rules coming from the Object Calisthenics (but he checks the ORM more than DBAL IIRC) |
… doctrine coding standards.
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Ok, this branch is ready for another review. I've updated the code to adhere to the coding standards and applied the suggestions you specified. |
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wrong phpdoc. This is not a resource
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Thanks for your review comments. I've applied the majority of them. I'm going to create an implementation that uses PDO and see if I can get that as far. If I can get that functional this weekend, I'll close this pull request and open a new one with that implementation. |
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Note that a PDO-based implementation will normally require less code as the statement and connection classes are based on the PDO interfaces :) |
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Closing this pull request as it has been superseded by pull request 191. |
An initial implementation of a driver for the Akiban Server. You will notice in the diff there are some features Akiban does not yet support in its latest release but are planned for future releases.
I wasn't sure if pull request was the best way to start a dialog to get this work accepted or whether the mailing list is more appropriate. Please let me know and I will do as suggested.
I am an engineer at Akiban and am very willing to maintain/improve this driver.