Comment 0 for bug 625882

This was found in Debian this past week, and affects our 0.8.3 package as well.

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=594607

From the debian bug report:

The diff between libdbi 0.8.2 and 0.8.3 includes this:

 /* other type definitions */
 typedef enum {
- DBI_ERROR_USER = -1, DBI_ERROR_NONE = 0, DBI_ERROR_DBD, DBI_ERROR_BADOBJECT,
- DBI_ERROR_BADTYPE, DBI_ERROR_BADIDX, DBI_ERROR_BADNAME, DBI_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED
,
- DBI_ERROR_NOCONN, DBI_ERROR_NOMEM, DBI_ERROR_BADPTR
+ DBI_ERROR_USER = -10, /* must be the first in the list */
+ DBI_ERROR_DBD = -9,
+ DBI_ERROR_BADOBJECT,
+ DBI_ERROR_BADTYPE,
+ DBI_ERROR_BADIDX,
+ DBI_ERROR_BADNAME,
+ DBI_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED,
+ DBI_ERROR_NOCONN,
+ DBI_ERROR_NOMEM,
+ DBI_ERROR_BADPTR,
+ DBI_ERROR_NONE = 0,
+ DBI_ERROR_CLIENT
 } dbi_error_flag;

which changes the values of various error constants. That's an
incompatible ABI change, and should therefore have come with a SONAME
change, AFAICT.