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Type:
Bug Report
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Status: Resolved
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: 5.3.0-B1
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Component/s: Data Management
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Change Log Group:Removed
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Change Log Message:Use PHP built-in date functions instead of adodb library.
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Story Points:1
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Copy Issue Key:
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Patch Instructions:
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BC Break Details:
Use build-in date manipulation functions instead of adodb library.
For example:
- adodb_date(...) -> date(...)
- adodb_mktime() -> time()
- adodb_mktime(...) -> mktime(...)
- ...
Check, that argument order is correct for replaced functions calls to prevent date & month being swapped by accident.
If "is_gmt" parameter is used somewhere with adodb_* functions, then use corresponding gm* function from PHP.
Check within all modules (even In-Auction).
If no adodb_* is used, then remove inclusion of adodb library file too.
- bc break fixed by
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INP-1679 [bc fix] Ability to Keep Language Packs in SyncUse build-in date manipulation functions instead of AdoDb library
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- Scheduled
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- blocks
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MINB-30 Use build-in date manipulation functions instead of AdoDb library
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- Resolved
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MINC-152 Use build-in date manipulation functions instead of AdoDb library
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- Resolved
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MINL-22 Use build-in date manipulation functions instead of AdoDb library
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- Resolved
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MINN-14 Use build-in date manipulation functions instead of AdoDb library
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- Resolved
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- is backported by
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INP-1671 Use build-in date manipulation functions instead of AdoDb library
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- Scheduled
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- relates to
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INP-1130 Replace "AdoDb Date Time Library" with PHP build-in DateTime class
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- New
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