Update library/Zend/Db/Adapter/Platform/Mysql.php

[albulescu]

For future versions of mysql you dont need to quote numbers.

The issue was when i use db->limit(10), in Select::processOffset
the limit and offset is quoted with quoteValue.

[ralphschindler]

I don't think this is the right approach to the limit/offset problem MySQL has with unquoted values. By doing this, it will not quote values in other places like if someone were to produce, for example, an INSERT with values.

[albulescu]

Yes you are right, maybe the correct aproach is in the processOffset and processLimit...

[ghost]

I just came accross with this issue. Can this be just pass an optional second argument within quoteValue to represent where the value will be going.

$platform->quoteValue($this->limit, 'limit');

then we can know if the value we are quoting is a column value or a part of limit in a platform specific way.