perl-URI-db-0.21-bp156.1.1

- updated to 0.21
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-URI-db/Changes
  0.21 2023-05-09T22:18:52Z
  - Changed Oracle database DBI parameter name from `sid` to
    `service_name`. Thanks to @vectro for the report (#22).

- updated to 0.20
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-URI-db/Changes
  0.20  2022-06-20T17:48:44Z
  - Added URI::cockroach and URI::yugabyte.

- updated to 0.19
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-URI-db/Changes
  0.19  2018-07-19T15:15:04Z
  - Added URI::snowflake.

- updated to 0.18
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-URI-db/Changes
  0.18  2017-11-03T15:01:43Z
  - Added URI::redshift to support db:redshift: URIs, thanks to a pull
    request from Steve Caldwell (PR #12).
  - Added URI::exasol, thanks to Johan Wärlander.

- updated to 0.17
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-URI-db/Changes
  0.17  2016-02-03T18:35:33Z
  - Added URI::_ado, which subclasses URI::_odbc to provide a `dbi_dsn()`
    that returns a DSN using DBD::ADO. NOTE: This class is experimental,
    since I was unable to figure out the best default values for the
    connection string -- there are so many options! Feedback and
    recommendations wanted (Issue #11).
  - The `dbi_dsn` method of URI::mssql now supports a single argument to
    specify the DBI driver for which to return a DSN. Pass in "sybase" or
    "ado" (experimental) to get a DSN for either of those drivers,
    instead. Based on work by Dan Muey.

- updated to 0.16
  see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-URI-db/Changes
  0.16  2015-09-22T00:17:07Z
  - Added new abstract class, URI::_odbc, for URIs that use ODBC in
    `dbi_dsn`.
  - The `dbi_dsn` method of URI::mssql now returns an ODBC DSN instead of
    DBD::Sybase, since the latter would require Sybase to build.
  - URI::sqlserver now inherits from URI::mssql rather than the other way
    around.
  - Fixed a bug where a URI with three slashes but no authority part after
    the first two would incorrectly think the databse name should be an
    absolute path. That is, in "db:sqlite:///foo.db", the `dbname` value
    is "foo.db", not "/foo.db". Thanks to Dan Book for the report
    (issue #8).

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