//we no longer use the force_sql_mode parameter, though if the app is fixed to handle strict mode then we
//may wish to change the default again, in which case we should honor the force_sql_mode option.
//added the force parameter
//The same logic is in includes/init.php and should stay in sync.
//if (!empty($vbulletin->config['Database']['force_sql_mode']))
if (empty($vbulletin->config['Database']['no_force_sql_mode'])) {
$db->force_sql_mode('');
}
// #############################################################################
// fetch options and other data from the datastore
// grab the MySQL Version once and let every script use it.
$mysqlversion = $db->query_first("SELECT version() AS version");
define('MYSQL_VERSION', $mysqlversion['version']);
if (VB_AREA == 'Upgrade') {
$optionstemp = false;
$db->hide_errors();
$optionstemp = $db->query_first("SELECT template FROM template WHERE title = 'options' AND templatesetid = -1");
$db->show_errors();
// ## Found vB2 Options so use them...
if ($optionstemp) {
eval($optionstemp['template']);
$vbulletin->options =& $vboptions;
$vbulletin->versionnumber = $templateversion;
} else {
// we need our datastore table to be updated properly to function
$db->hide_errors();
$db->query_write("ALTER TABLE " . TABLE_PREFIX . "datastore ADD unserialize SMALLINT NOT NULL DEFAULT '2'");
$db->show_errors();
$datastore_class = (!empty($vbulletin->config['Datastore']['class']) and !defined('STDIN')) ? $vbulletin->config['Datastore']['class'] : 'vB_Datastore';
if ($datastore_class != 'vB_Datastore') {
require_once DIR . '/includes/class_datastore.php';
