Changes

* fetchAllTables() fetch a list of all the tables in the database

* fetchAllTables() fetch a list of all the tables in the database

* fetchPrimaryField($table) fetch the column_name (and only the column_name!) of the primary field of a table. You can then use fetchFieldStruct()  with the column_name to get any information you want.

* fetchPrimaryField($table) fetch the column_name (and only the column_name!) of the primary field of a table. You can then use fetchFieldStruct()  with the column_name to get any information you want.

* fetchAny($columns, $table, $where='', $orderby='', $limitby='') allows you to issue any simple SQL query command, for example fetchAny('*', 'sometable') is equivalent to SELECT * FROM sometable; (but then everything is managed automatically and result is returned to you)

* fetchAny($columns, $table, $where='', $orderby='', $limitby='') allows you to issue any simple SQL query command, for example fetchAny('*', 'sometable') is equivalent to SELECT * FROM sometable; (but then everything is managed automatically and result is returned to you). NOTE: this method does NOT cache the database results, so that you always get the latest database state (whereas executeSQL() does cache queries to get faster responses).

* executeSQL($sql, $eventname) to execute any SQL query you want, this will return you a resource (and NOT a processed nuplet like fetchAny!). $eventname can be anything, it's just for Dolibarr logging facility.

* executeSQL($sql, $eventname) to execute any SQL query you want, this will return you a resource (and NOT a processed nuplet like fetchAny!). $eventname can be anything, it's just for Dolibarr logging facility.

* executeMultiSQL($sql, $eventname) to execute multiple SQL queries

* executeMultiSQL($sql, $eventname) to execute multiple SQL queries