Well, it's pretty easy to code up an ad-hoc Recordset and bind it to a
grid:
{value
let data:RecordSet = {RecordSet
{RecordFields
{RecordField "name", domain = String},
{RecordField "age", domain = int},
{RecordField "score", domain = int}
},
{RecordData name = "Matt", age = 33, score
= 88},
{RecordData name = "Sarah", age = 27, score
= 79},
{RecordData name = "Jacob", age = 26, score
= 90}
}
{RecordGrid
record-source = data,
width = 10cm,
height = 3cm
}
}
With the addition of some header declarations, the above will run
straight in a browser or as a standalone app.
In terms of data access, as far as I can tell it will connect to
anything that has a JDBC driver, so that's MySQL, PostgresSQL, Oracle,
SQL Server ... there's even a couple for Visual Foxpro around. It also
supports SOAP 1.1 and has a native SQLite driver for local, client-side
databases.
--
Alan Bourke
alanpbourke (at) fastmail (dot) fm
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