28 mar 2007 kl. 01.16 skrev Nicholas Campion:
You could create another table in the database that would hold the
last write times of these tables. Create a separate table with the
columns "table name" and "mod date", then create or modify the
wrapper which you use to write information to the RT tables to,
before they write to the appropriate real time table, update the
time in the mod access time for that table to the current time.
Then, when a call comes in, check that table entry and see if it
needs to be reloaded.
I don't know if that makes this a good idea, but it seems possible.
Realtime is not an SQL abstraction layer, it's a storage abstraction
layer. Solving realtime architecture problems
with SQL queries is not a solution.
Remember that realtime also has drivers for LDAP in the bug tracker
to prove this.
/O
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