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@ -76,11 +76,17 @@ define('DB_WARNING_READ_ONLY', -1001); |
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* There is one extension though, a "&" character means an opaque |
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* parameter. An opaque parameter is simply a file name, the real |
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* data are in that file (useful for stuff like putting uploaded files |
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* into your database). |
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* into your database). The "!" char means a parameter that must be left |
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* as it is. |
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* They modify the quote behavoir: |
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* DB_PARAM_SCALAR (?) => 'original string quoted' |
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* DB_PARAM_OPAQUE (&) => 'string from file quoted' |
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* DB_PARAM_MISC (!) => original string |
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*/ |
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define('DB_PARAM_SCALAR', 1); |
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define('DB_PARAM_OPAQUE', 2); |
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define('DB_PARAM_MISC', 3); |
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/* |
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* These constants define different ways of returning binary data |
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