ID:               36069
 User updated by:  alcofora at netmake dot com dot br
 Reported By:      alcofora at netmake dot com dot br
-Status:           Bogus
+Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         MySQL related
 Operating System: Windows
-PHP Version:      4.4.2
+PHP Version:      5.1.2
 New Comment:

Hi,

 Now i'm using PHP 5.1.2 and
    MySQL Support       enabled
    Active Persistent Links     0
    Active Links        0
    Client API version  5.0.16

I'm using libmysql.dll that comes from MySQL5.

The problem with decimal still happening.


Previous Comments:
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[2006-01-18 18:20:26] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

No, it shouldn't.
And we also do not distribute separate modules for all versions of
Oracle, Interbase, Sybase, MSSQL, Postgresql, Ingres, DB2 etc.

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[2006-01-18 18:09:43] alcofora at netmake dot com dot br

Hi,

  I understant that, but i'm using WINDOWS binary package that comes
from php.net. I don't compile anything WINDOWS.

  Shouldn't the binary official version come with the newest MySQL
Client API, including support for ALL MySQL?

Thanks.

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[2006-01-18 17:35:53] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

PHP must be compiled with MySQL 5 to support field types that appeared
first in MySQL 5.


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[2006-01-18 17:26:29] alcofora at netmake dot com dot br

I'm testing on WINDOWS. I did'n tested on linux yet.


I'm using official php.net package.
 PHP 4.4.2
  MySQL Support enabled
  Active Persistent Links       0
  Active Links  0
  Client API version    3.23.49



I've tested now with PHP 5.1.2 too and also happend the same thing.
Using official package and no changes.

 PHP 5.1.2
   MySQL Support        enabled
   Active Persistent Links      0
   Active Links         0
   Client API version   4.1.7

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[2006-01-18 16:55:29] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

1) There is no such OS - "Any".
2) With which version of libmysqlclient did you build PHP?

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