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Changes in 0.10 (released 01/07/2008)Changes in 0.9.1 (released 01/24/2007)
- Fixed a bug related to empty
CLOBs.
Changes in 0.9 (released 06/29/2006)
setuptools is supported for installation now.
Changes in 0.8 (released 04/18/2006)
- The class
Publisher has been removed.
- When the new processing instruction
proc appears
in the source, xml2ora will generate a procedure
instead of a function. This procedure must have c_out as
an appropriate out variable.
Changes in 0.7.1 (released 11/11/2005)
- The
write generated for appending CLOBs
to c_out uses DBMS_LOB.APPEND now instead of
DBMS_LOB.WRITEAPPEND.
Changes in 0.7 (released 10/31/2005)
xml2ora operates on unicode strings now and will no
longer escape byte values above 127 as char(c). The
encoding argument is gone now.
Changes in 0.6.3 (released 06/21/2005)
- Rewrote string output: Each string fragment will now be shipped with a
separate call to the
write procedure. This fixes several
bugs with long strings.
Changes in 0.6.2 (released 06/10/2005)
- If the return value of the generated function is
NCLOB or
NVARCHAR2, all generated string constants will have an N
prefix now.
Changes in 0.6.1 (released 03/22/2005)
- Added a note about the package init file to the installation
documentation.
Changes in 0.6 (released 01/03/2005)
toxic now requires the core module and Python 2.4.
Changes in 0.5.1 (released 11/23/2004)
- The local clob writing procedures are now defined after the
local variables.
Changes in 0.5 (released 11/11/2004)
- When the return type is a CLOB, then writing to the CLOB is
done via local procedures in the generated function, that use the
DBMS_LOB package for writing to the CLOB. This speeds
up the functions tremendously (a factor of 100 is possible).
Changes in 0.4 (released 10/27/2004)
- It's now possible to specify the return type of the generated
function (via the processing instruction
type).
ll.toxic is compatible to XIST 2.6 now.
Changes in 0.3 (released 07/06/2004)
- A new function
prettify is included that
tries to fix the indentation of a PL/SQL snippet.
OraclePublisher has been renamed to Publisher.
Changes in 0.2 (released 07/01/2004)
- A bug in
tokenize that surfaced when the
PI didn't have data, has been fixed.
OraclePublisher now no longer creates the function
directly. Instead it's just a normal publisher that transforms the XML
into PL/SQL after the usual publishing step.
Changes in 0.1.2 (released 05/26/2004)
- Optimized the
stringify function.
It will no longer generate empty string constants now.
Changes in 0.1.1 (released 05/19/2004)
- Added XIST to the list of required software.
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