DDBI in 100!

I made another commit to DDBI and it turned out to be the 100th - the developers of olden days must have practiced "commit large chunks of code when first committing".

Anyway, todays commit was just some simple functionality to support vendor specific features generalized into DBI features, such that they can be checked for and enabled. This was mainly to allow for multi results and multi statements which are supported in most large databases, but not smaller ones like SQLite. Thanks to Benjamin Shropshire for the hints on how to get that together for MySQL.

Considering all the interest prior to me committing much to DDBI, I haven't gotten all that much feedback to what I have done, so if you have any thoughts on it, please tell me. The relevant questions are about error handling and fetching values in particular.

Any questions arising from trying it out would also be of interest. And see my previous post for some more details.

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