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What's the appropriate reference for writing a MySql driver?

I have to use erlang-mysql-driver in my application, but it has been distressingly unreliable. Since it isn't being maintained, I don't see any option but to fix it myself. The problem is, I've never written nor worked on a database driver, and I don't know where to start. Mainly, I can't find the relevant documentation that specifies how a mysql driver should operate. Can anyone provide a pointer?

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Perhaps the MySQL Internals ClientServer Protocol in MySQL Internals?

Or instead of writing your own driver, using Erlang ODBC with MySQL Connector ODBC?

molecules  2010-02-11 23:46:35
That's what I was looking for, thanks.
mwt  2010-02-15 04:23:35

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