the $row supporting in db_result() is database dependent: even mysqli don't have a perfect implementation. on the other hand, i check all core query, and only use this feature once within core modules, and input $row as 0 (which means... meaningless).

on the other hand, Oracle and DB2 also don't have suitable implementation for this feature: this will require random cursor supporting, and more database don't support this. we should able to remove this feature with no question as we don't really need it :)

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dries commented
Status: Needs review » Fixed

Alright, this is a small little change that should be helpful in making Drupal work better on other databases. Committed.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)