The driver is incompatible with PHP 7.4 about doctrine-firebird-driver HOT 15 OPEN

It doesn't seem like anyone in PHP is too interested in maintaining these Firebase functions, so it was a bit of a surprise for me that support for dialects was added in 7.4.

I'm using my fork of this library (the one in #10) in a project I'm working on now, and so far at least querying the database seems okay (I've run a couple procedures and select statements, and nothing seems to have crashed yet).

Sure, take your time reviewing the PR! If you decide to accept it and make a new release, I suggest to create a new branch for the PDO-backed versions (3.0 maybe?)

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Hello everyone

My apologies for the absence. Real-life, you know.

@satwareAG-ironMike: I tried to look for your e-mail, but I cannot seem to find it.

PDO is definitely worth testing again. I think I'll be looking into putting everything in a Docker container rather than a VM.

I'll take another look at #10.

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I've started adapting the lib for PDO. Not sure how successful I'll be though.

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Hello

Firebird is an... interesting database system. Last time we worked with PDO, we got segmentation faults left and right. It was impossible to know when, where and why something failed. It just died - hard. Alas, we fell back on the Interbase functions.

It may be that the PDO implementation has vastly improved. Definitely worth checking up on.

I am on maternity leave at the moment, but I'll look at in in a couple of weeks.

Thanks for PR #10. I'll check it out and run the tests etc.

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Hi @kafoso, hope everything went well with your maternity leave :-). Have you had any time to look at the PR? I'm looking to use this library in a modern Symfony5/php 7.4 project and that would really help us. Thanks

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I'm using the current driver in a recent Symfony5/PHP 7.4 based project. For the firebird connection I'm using the following interbase compatible driver: https://github.com/FirebirdSQL/php-firebird
What I'm interested in, is an Update for the doctrine-firebird-driver to officially support Firebird 3 (it does now, but I have to downgrade FB3 security).
I wrote an E-Mail to Kasper offering financial support in doing so as we need it in a comercial application.
I'm not into the PDO approach as it does not work in the scenarios I have tested. If anyone else with good knowledge in doctrine is capable of supporting this project, please get in touch with me.

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@satwareAG-ironMike: I tried to look for your e-mail, but I cannot seem to find it.

@kafoso I'll resend my offer

PDO is definitely worth testing again. I think I'll be looking into putting everything in a Docker container rather than a VM.

I also tried to contact @MartinKoeditz to offer help in further advancing the PHP Driver https://firebirdsql.org/en/devel-php-driver/
Please allow me a stupid question: I thought that the php-driver is ibase compatible and had nothing to do with the PDO Driver. I could not write to blobs in a stable way using PDO. When I've switched to a self-compiler version of https://github.com/FirebirdSQL/php-firebird everything worked and I'm using it in production for the last 9 months.

I ran all your tests with in docker with PHP 7.4 and that driver succesfully dispite 2 of them.

Anyways, I'd be glad to help getting Firebird doctrine support up and running again.

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@satwareAG-ironMike
Any help is welcome. Maybe I just didn't recognised your offer.

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Honestly, I guess it makes more sense to port this driver to the new php-firebird backend instead of PDO, at least as long as the PDO driver's functionality is not on par with php-firebird's.

When I created #10, I only needed very limited functionality from the driver, and PDO did the trick. I probably wasn't even aware of php-firebird back then.

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@satwareAG-ironMike Any help is welcome. Maybe I just didn't recognised your offer.
Sorry for my late response.

@MartinKoeditz I tried to contact you directly via E-Mail (in german to [email protected] on 12.11.2021) Subject: "Firebird Treiber und Doctrine Support"

It would be great if we could find a way how my company could support the further development of the firebird php-driver and @kafoso 's doctrine plugin.

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@satwareAG-ironMike: I tried to look for your e-mail, but I cannot seem to find it.

@kafoso I've resend my offer to [email protected] Subject: WG: Adding firebird 3 support to kafoso/doctrine-firebird-driver

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Hello @rimas-kudelis. How are you? Did you make any progress during this period?

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@satwareAG-ironMike Please send the mail again. Somehow it never reached me. Maybe caused by the SPAM filter...

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Hello @rimas-kudelis. How are you? Did you make any progress during this period?

Hi! I haven't worked on this after submitting #10, because I'm no longer involved in the project where I needed this driver.

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@satwareAG-ironMike Please send the mail again. Somehow it never reached me. Maybe caused by the SPAM filter...
Hello Martin
perhaps you could send me an opening mail with your contact data? [email protected]
kind regards
Michael

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