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All the work could be performed in one branch, call it MOODLE_17_DML. Exclusively when [[XMLDB Splitting datalib.php|Point 1 - Splitting datalib.php]] was finished. This is a looong point because near every insert/update and tons of select...limit statements have to be reviewed/modified.
All the work could be performed in one branch, call it MOODLE_17_DML.  
 
Exclusively when [[XMLDB Splitting datalib.php|Point 1 - Splitting datalib.php]] was finished.  


== Details ==
== Details ==


This is a long process in which a lot of scripts become affected although critical changes are, exclusively in the DML functions. The rest is a repetitive work, changing how such functions are used in hundreds of places and testing them carefully.
This is a long process in which a lot of scripts become affected although critical changes are, exclusively in the DML functions. The rest is a repetitive work, changing how such functions are used in hundreds of places and testing them carefully. Documentation of the new final DML library must be ready as soon as possible to allow 3rd part developers to update their contributions.


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 19:38, 18 June 2006

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All the work could be performed in one branch, call it MOODLE_17_DML.

Exclusively when Point 1 - Splitting datalib.php was finished.

Details

This is a long process in which a lot of scripts become affected although critical changes are, exclusively in the DML functions. The rest is a repetitive work, changing how such functions are used in hundreds of places and testing them carefully. Documentation of the new final DML library must be ready as soon as possible to allow 3rd part developers to update their contributions.

See also