Connector/C++ applications now can handle connecting to the
server using an account for which the password had expired.
Connector/C++ now supports three new connection options:
OPT_CAN_HANDLE_EXPIRED_PASSWORDS: If
true, this indicates to the driver that the application can
handle expired passwords.
If the application specifies
OPT_CAN_HANDLE_EXPIRED_PASSWORDS but the
underlying libmysqlclient library does
not support it, the driver returns
sql::mysql:deCLIENT_DOESNT_SUPPORT_FEATURE(820).
preInit: A string containing queries to
run before driver initialization.
postInit: A string containing queries to
run after driver initialization.
A new file driver/mysql_error.h is being
added to the MSI package. This file defines an enum
DRIVER_ERROR, which contains the definition of
deCL_CANT_HANDLE_EXP_PWD.
In addition to the preceding changes, these problems with
Statement::executeUpdate were fixed:
If Statement::executeUpdate executed
multiple statements, the connection became unusable.
There was no exception if one of queries returned a
resultset. Now executeUpdate returns and
update count for the last executed query.
For example code showing how to use the new options, see the
file test/unit/bugs/bugs.cpp in the
Connector/C++ distribution.
(Bug #67325, Bug #15936764)
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