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- 2003-08-22 Duncan Mak <[email protected]>
- * SqlCommand.cs (ExecuteNonQuery): Return
- Connection.Tds.RecordsAffected if it is successful. Patch from
- Jörg Rosenkranz <[email protected]>.
- This is part of a fix to bug #40315.
- 2003-08-20 Duncan Mak <[email protected]>
- * SqlConnectionPool.cs (ReleaseConnection): A patch from Joerg
- Rosenkranz <[email protected]>. Currently, if a connection is
- closed by an external event (network problem, etc.) it is pushed
- back into the connection pool. The next Open call retrieves this
- invalid connection which leads to exceptions when executing
- statements.
- This patch fixes this problem. This closes bug #47429.
- 2003-07-04 Miguel de Icaza <[email protected]>
- * SqlDataReader.cs: Added extra information to the exceptions
- thrown by all the GetXXXX methods.
- 2003-03-15 Daniel Morgan <[email protected]>
- * SqlConnection.cs: if Server in the ConnectionString
- is set to "(local", use "localhost" as the hostname
- to connect
- 2003-03-04 Gonzalo Paniagua Javier <[email protected]>
- * SqlException.cs: implemented GetObjectData ().
- 2003-02-16 Daniel Morgan <[email protected]>
- * ChangeLog: added this file
- * SqlConnection.cs: - parse data source for 3 possible uses:
- "Server=hostname",
- "Server=hostname\\instancename",
- "Server=hostname,port" and open the connection based on the
- resulting server name and port.
- - Added support for named instances
- by discovery of the sql server tcp port via the sql monitor (udp port 1434)
- thanks to Phillip Jerkins ([email protected]) contribution.
- Also, thanks to Gonzalo and Tim for their help with timeouts.
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