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DECIMAL columns to float and the query buffer automatically enlarged. #64
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… of things. FIX: the DECIMAL and NEWDECIMAL will be converted to float.
…ehaviour was:
// Socket buffer got full!
setError("Socket receive buffer full", 0, UME_OTHER);
return false;
-- this ended in a python script forced exit.
I changed the behaviour to resizing the buffer to double it's old size.
--a big query can expect more data, so this saves newer allocation times.
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// Socket buffer got full!
setError("Socket receive buffer full", 0, UME_OTHER);
return false;
-- this ended in a python script forced exit.
I added char * PacketReader::resizeBuffer(size_t new_size) to be able to resize the buffer, and in the case of a big query, when the buffer get's filled, the bool Connection::readSocket() method will automatically resize the buffer to twice it's size. A big query can expect more data, so this saves newer allocation times.