DBD-Sprite
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might be broken by this new release!
0.30 Thu Jan 10
- Fixed bug where specifying a negative number in a "where" clause
as an unbound constant, returned all records and set the field in all
records to that number (ouch!)
- Fixed bug there double-backslashes in data inserted into a table were
converted to a single backslash.
- Added better "BLOB" support. BLOB/LONG/MEMO fields no longer have
default length specified as 5000 and data should no longer be truncated.
- ADDED ENCRYPTION OPTION! If the "Crypt::CBC", and "Crypt::IDEA" or
"Crypt::DES" are available, you can connect specifying
"sprite_Crypt => 'IDEA;any_key_string'" (use "DES" in lieu of "IDEA",
if so inclined). To read in existing unencrypted tables and write them
out encrypted, use "sprite_Crypt => 'encrypt=IDEA;your_key_string'".
To read in encrypted databases and write them back unencrypted, use:
"sprite_Crypt => 'decrypt=IDEA;your_key_string'". Note: Any method
of encryption that Crypt::CBC supports may be used instead of IDEA or
DES, if you have the module installed.
0.32 Thu Feb 22
- Fixed bug which prevented one from using single-letter field names.
(caught by me).
DBDSprite.htm view on Meta::CPAN
sprite_CaseFieldNames (NEW)
By default, field names are case-insensitive (as they are in Oracle),
to make field names case-sensitive (as in XML), so that one could
have two separate fields such as "field1" and "Field1", set this option
to 1.
sprite_Crypt
"0" by defalt. Specifies that encryption is to be used when storing
the data in the flat-file. To use, download "Crypt::CBC", and one
or more of "Crypt::DES", "Crypt::IDEA", or "Crypt::Blowfish". You
can specify using any of the following formats:
sprite_Crypt => 'my key string'
Use Blowfish encryption.
sprite_Crypt => 'DES;my key string'
Use DES encryption.
sprite_Crypt => 'encrypt=CBC;IDEA;my key string'
Use IDEA encription, but read in table as unencrypted, then
write it out encrypted (great for encrypting previously
unencrypted tables).
DBDSprite.htm view on Meta::CPAN
might be broken by this new release!
<LI>0.30 Thu Jan 10
<BR>- Fixed bug where specifying a negative number in a "where" clause
as an unbound constant, returned all records and set the field in all
records to that number (ouch!)
<BR>- Fixed bug there double-backslashes in data inserted into a table were
converted to a single backslash.
<BR>- Added better "BLOB" support. BLOB/LONG/MEMO fields no longer have
default length specified as 5000 and data should no longer be truncated.
<BR>- ADDED ENCRYPTION OPTION! If the "Crypt::CBC", and "Crypt::IDEA", "Crypt::Blowfish" or
"Crypt::DES" are available, you can connect specifying
"sprite_Crypt => 'IDEA;any_key_string'" (use "DES" in lieu of "IDEA",
if so inclined). To read in existing unencrypted tables and write them
out encrypted, use "sprite_Crypt => 'encrypt=IDEA;your_key_string'".
To read in encrypted databases and write them back unencrypted, use:
"sprite_Crypt => 'decrypt=IDEA;your_key_string'". Note: Any method
of encryption that Crypt::CBC supports may be used instead of IDEA or
DES, if you have the module installed.
<LI>0.31 Thu Feb 22
<BR>- Fixed bug which prevented one from using single-letter field names.
(caught by me).
sprite_CaseFieldNames (NEW)
By default, field names are case-insensitive (as they are in Oracle(tm)),
to make field names case-sensitive, so that one could have two
separate fields such as "test" and "TEST" in the same table, set
this option to 1. (read-only after "connect")
sprite_Crypt
"0" by defalt. Specifies that encryption is to be used when storing
the data in the flat-file. To use, download "Crypt::CBC", and one
or more of "Crypt::DES", "Crypt::IDEA", or "Crypt::Blowfish". You
can specify using any of the following formats:
sprite_Crypt => 'my key string'
Use Blowfish encryption.
sprite_Crypt => 'DES;my key string'
Use DES encryption.
sprite_Crypt => 'encrypt=CBC;IDEA;my key string'
Use IDEA encription, but read in table as unencrypted, then
write it out encrypted (great for encrypting previously
unencrypted tables).
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