Thank you for the help James.
>BTW, I think 'database engine' sounds better than 'database driver'.
That's not soo clear. For example: if BerkeleyDB is used the 'engine' and
the 'driver' are the same code part in Perl - but
for all relational databases the 'engine' means the daemon, the driver
could be any that supports the DB(XS, PurePerl, ODBC ....) - at least the
DB implemenation could differ from OS to OS.
Thomas
Von: James Brown <[email protected]>
An: ASSP development mailing list <[email protected]>,
Datum: 06.06.2013 07:27
Betreff: [Assp-test] Typo on 'database driver name (DBdriver)
section
In the sentence:
Please use the BerkeleyDB dokumentation
it should be 'documentation'.
The next paragraph says:
The options for all drivers and their possible or required order depending
on the used DBD-driver
It should say 'depends on the DBD driver used'.
please read the drivers documentation
should be "driver's documentation"
BTW, I think 'database engine' sounds better than 'database driver'.
Sorry to nit-pick!
Obviously these are tiny things, and don't take away from was is an
excellent anti-spam tool.
Thanks,
James.
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