ADO reports / use proper sql escape function according to database vendor #163
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…ndor - was always using mysql_real_escape_string function which made macros values empty with postgres - current behaviour: if dsn uri starts with 'postgres' then use pg_escape_string function - use mysql_real_escape_string function otherwise
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+1. I lost a lot of time until I found this solution ... Thanks! |
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mysql_real_escape_stringfunction which made macro values empty for other databases like postgresqlThere must be a better way to fix it though but the idea is to be able to use any database vendor (not only MySQL) with ADO connections.