Use of named cursor fails if statement was not executed
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Key: CORE-4505
URL: http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/CORE-4505
Project: Firebird Core
Issue Type: Bug
Components:
There are a few directions for interfaces
What is needed is cleaner c++ interface that can be used from other
languages : Delphi or with a easy wrapper around and it should be
workable state in the examples area
We need better documentation for the current fb3 api , I need it for
flamerobin and
On 31-7-2014 17:59, marius adrian popa wrote:
ps: as for protocol we can have something better too but that is
another discussion (I envision a SOA or rest api with json response
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/HTTP_API)
That sounds nice as an extra, but IMHO that has more overheard than a
I likeTony's thought about a 'C' binding being 'basic'.
I just looked through the freetds sources (0.82) and there's not a .C++ file to
be found.
Oracle only provides a handful of C++ OCI examples in their distribution. The
majority of the test files are plain 'C'.
On Jul 31, 2014, at
On 31-7-2014 21:45, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
On 31-7-2014 17:59, marius adrian popa wrote:
ps: as for protocol we can have something better too but that is
another discussion (I envision a SOA or rest api with json response
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/HTTP_API)
That sounds nice as an
When I first saw JSON, my first thought was that could be a game changer. It
would incur more overhead, but nobody would be forced to use it.
And think of the appeal to all those script language programmers!
On reflection though, direct database calls are probably going the way of the
dodo
On 7/31/2014 4:31 PM, Tom Coleman wrote:
When I first saw JSON, my first thought was that could be a game
changer. It would incur more overhead, but nobody would be forced to
use it.
And think of the appeal to all those script language programmers!
On reflection though, direct database
As usual you are way ahead of me.
I was just thinking about returning result rows - a la JDBC - wrapped in JSON.
And apparently I was not thinking all that clearly.
Your observation about character-only data might be enough to put this idea
(not originally mine) to rest.
On Jul 31, 2014,
I'll add a further thought.
If you find a way to call a C++ method from Pascal, you need to know
three things:
1. The address of the function.
2. The function arguments and
3. The value of the instance variable ('this')
If you think of the instance variable as a handle and just another
