Le 2 août 05 à 00:53, Yen-Ju Chen a écrit :
On 8/1/05, Nicolas Roard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well... I would prefer SQLite over BerkeleyDB. But, why do you
want to
recreate a new objc framework (or port it) instead of adding a SQLite
backend for SQLClient ?
Seems to me it would be better to contribute to SQLClient than doing
our own framework..
First, after looking at the SQLClient in GNUstep,
I would say SQLClient is a good framework for client-server
database.
It's quite simple and elegant.
But the reason to use sqlite is for embedded database.
In this case, SQLClient is actually an overkill.
And SQLClient depending on GNUstepBase,
which is another dependency for Mac OSX platform.
So now I think SQLDatabase is a better choice for me.
Or a simpler SQLClient will work.
I wouldn't say SQLClient is overkill, it contains only four main
files (and may be GNUstep -base dependency can be removed easily).
I'm not in favor to include in Étoilé other framework than SQLClient
for SQL related code… but we can surely create another module/trunk
forr personal extensions if you really want to port SQLDatabase.
Would you use CoreData with sqlite store if it was available ?
(sqlite will be one of CoreData backend)
Cheers,
Quentin.
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Quentin Mathé
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
