sybase_ct batch query

Hi there, here's a small patch for sybase_query() in ext/sybase_ct.c which gives some extended functionality in that it allows to send batch queries from php to the Sybase backend. Currently it's only possible to send single queries via sybase_query(), but in some cases it can be convenient to construct SQL batches and send them as a single sequence of queries to the DB. The only restriction then is (AFAIK) that, if you want to return a result, it has to be the last SQL statement in the batch. It can be preceeded by any (reasonable) number of "preparing" queries, which only return some SUCCEED/FAIL status. Here's an example: $sql ="SELECT id, name INTO #tmp1 FROM person "; $sql .= INSERT #tmp1 VALUES (some_id, "some_name") "; $sql .= DELETE FROM #tmp1 WHERE some_condition "; $sql .= SELECT * FROM #tmp1"; $result_id = sybase_query($query, $conn_id); Well, if this does not make too much sense ... I hope you get the idea ;-) I've just adapted the code for 4.3.0, but we've been using this without any bad experience in production on 4.2.1 for some time now. I'd like to ask the sybase_ct maintainer, if he sees any conflicts with the code for sybase_unbuffered_query() that was newly introduced in 4.3.0. If you think the new functionality is useful, feel free to use it ... Best regards ... Michael U.