Regards, -Rick
In order to persist ordinary user statements, we will need to think
carefully about every bit of compiled state which was added to
executable statements after cloudscape removed support for storing user
statements. For instance, I believe that when GRANT/REVOKE was added,
there was no need to persist the compiled list of required permissions.
I don't see this list being persisted in
GenericStorablePreparedStatement.writeExternal().
- Stored Prepared Statements? -- Thoughts on exposing Sto... Nick Puz
- Re: Stored Prepared Statements? -- Thoughts on exp... Bryan Pendleton
- Re: Stored Prepared Statements? -- Thoughts on exp... Knut Anders Hatlen
- Re: Stored Prepared Statements? -- Thoughts on... Nick Puz
- Re: Stored Prepared Statements? -- Thought... Francois Orsini
- Re: Stored Prepared Statements? -- Thought... Knut Anders Hatlen
- Re: Stored Prepared Statements? -- Tho... Mike Matrigali
- Re: Stored Prepared Statements? -... Rick Hillegas
- Re: Stored Prepared Statement... Rick Hillegas
- Re: Stored Prepared State... Dag H. Wanvik
