Some time ago, I introduced alternative names for some of the SQL wrapper functions, in an attempt to atone for the horrible naming scheme I set up. It was derived from the previous non-OO naming scheme, and it really shouldn't have been. But I didn't make it clear that I intended the old names to be obsolete, and I didn't systematically update the code. I'm now attempting to correct that. I've removed the old names completely and updated all the code, in HEAD.

The changes are as follows:

getField -> selectField getArray -> selectRow insertArray -> insert updateArray -> update

The "array" qualifier was to distinguish from functions which took raw SQL clauses instead of other data. Those functions are obsolete. The current functions encapsulate that functionality by detecting the variable type.

The following SQL wrappers are unchanged:

select insertSelect replace delete deleteJoin

The set() function is obsolete.

-- Tim Starling