This is superb! Thanks a lot!

Wed, 29 Sep 2010 14:45:46 +0300 tarihinde Petr Krenzelok  
<[email protected]> şöyle yazmış:

>
>   This is great! First real R3 extension. Just few suggestions overall:
>
> - we should not really forget about using schemes/ports - aproach you
> used is really an old-school, non rebolish. Surely useable, but maybe I
> am just too much used to nice other-rebol-db-driver interfaces. As for
> ports and blocking argument - wasn't R2 ODBC eventually blocking too?
>
> - embedded extension is nice, but as well as for SQLite Robert did, I
> suggest to use DLL aproach, with tiny wrapper - you save novices from
> the need to set-up the compiler.
>
> Other than that, I am very surprised that somene actually finally
> produced something VERY usefull, along with nice docs. Just - wow, and
> thanks :-)
>
> -pekr-
>
> Dne 29.9.2010 13:26, Christian Ensel napsal(a):
>>    Hi,
>>
>> just published a REBOL 3 embedded host-kit extension for ODBC database
>> access.
>> Documentation along with the .r module and .c extension source code is
>> to be found at  
>> http://www.diefettenjahresindvorbei.de/odbc/odbc-docs.html
>>
>> The R3 ODBC Extension allows easy access to databases and data sources
>> supporting ODBC.
>>
>> The extension supports SQL statements SELECT and INSERT, UPDATE and
>> DELETE as well as catalog functions for tables, columns and types. It
>> supports statement parameters and is Unicode aware. It supports direct
>> and prepared execution of statements.
>>
>> If you're used to the commercial REBOL/Command (or the nowadays freely
>> available REBOL/View) ODBC database access methods, you should have no
>> problems using the ODBC API presented here. There's next to no
>> differences in functionality, it differs mostly in that the extension
>> isn't used with ports, but with "ordinary" functions OPEN-DB, OPEN-SQL,
>> DO-SQL, CLOSE-SQL and CLOSE-DB. This may change when it's possible to
>> provide the extension as an asynchronous R3 device, since the ODBC
>> functions may be blocking.
>>
>> For now, the API is implemented as an embedded host-kit extension (it
>> should easily be possible to provide it as an external dll) and is
>> available for the Windows platform. So far it has been tested with
>> MySQL, PostgreSQL and Intersystems Caché as well as the Microsoft Text
>> Driver. Of course it's supposed to work with any ODBC data source.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Christian
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>


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