3 Version 4.0.0 release with incompatible backward change:
4 - using ANSI mode for MySQL backend
5 - reducing case changes in SQL output for symbols which will have an effect
6 for users of mlisp (Allegro "Modern" Lisp) .
7 - Add support for generating quoted strings in SQL output when
8 specifying table names as strings rather than symbols. This may have
9 an effect on applications that use strings as table names and use
10 inconsistent case in the table names. Previously, those varying case
11 strings would be mapped to a canonical case unquoted SQL output. But
12 to accomodate users which need to specify case in table names, this
13 mapping has been removed.
14 See ChangeLog entry for details.
18 Version 3.8.0 released with incompatible backward change. See
19 the ChangeLog entry for details.
24 CLSQL 3.0 has been released. The 3.0 release of CLSQL is a major
25 rewrite compared to version 2.0. New features include:
27 - Full CommonSQL backward compatibility with native documentation while
28 retaining and adding many improvements beyond the CommonSQL
30 - Extensive (233 tests) regression suite
31 - Addition of ODBC and Oracle backends
33 I wish to acknowledge Marcus Pearce's significant contribution to this
34 release. He has performed the initial port of Uncommonsql to CLSQL as
35 well as the initial regression suite and most of the new
36 documentation. He has contributed to many of the re-design decisions
37 and new code for CLSQL.
39 CLSQL's home is http://clsql.b9.com