![]() Some drivers [f.e. MySQL Connector] do not like multiple statements being passed to .execute(). They require either passing multi=True parameter to .execute() that is not DB-API 2.0 defined, or executing those statements one by one. For that patch, I've chosen the second option to stay away from driver specific hacks. Also removed SQLite hack that seems to be related to the same multiple statements issue. blueprint enable-mysql-connector Change-Id: Ic6d53ed1fef8aee9471f3540f06b39cd5ee4ef82 |
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