$query = $queries[STUFF_FROM_TABLE1][SELECTED_DRIVER];
$query = sprintf($query, $parameter1, $parameter2);
I'd vote for trying to do what Bacula does -- simplify the
SQL and not use any
non-standard MySQL SQL unless absolutely necessary. Doing
that, we should be
able to keep the
Hello Dan,
Please, commit your changes to the CVS when you want. However, perhaps you
would want to wait one commit in the next days with my last development
version. I included a very (very) rudimentary support for PostgreSQL and I am
convinced that you can adapt your patch to this version
Hello Juan Luis,
On Friday 17 June 2005 11:08, Juan Luis Frances wrote:
Hello Dan,
Please, commit your changes to the CVS when you want. However, perhaps you
would want to wait one commit in the next days with my last development
version. I included a very (very) rudimentary support for
Hello Kern,
I am expecting your commit. :-)
Best regards and thanks,
Juan Luis
El Viernes 17 Junio 2005 12:36, Kern Sibbald escribi:
So that we do not both do the same work, are you planning to make this
commit, or are you expecting me to do it, which I will be glad to do?
On 17 Jun 2005 at 11:08, Juan Luis Frances wrote:
Hello Dan,
Please, commit your changes to the CVS when you want. However, perhaps you
would want to wait one commit in the next days with my last development
version. I included a very (very) rudimentary support for PostgreSQL and I am
Hello Dan,
Will there be different SQL for each supported database?
Yes. One example:
if ( $dbSql-driver == pgsql)
$query = ;
Best regards,
Juan Luis
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Hello Juan,
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 14:18:49 +0200 Juan Luis Frances
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Hello Dan,
Will there be different SQL for each supported database?
Yes. One example:
if ( $dbSql-driver == pgsql)
$query = ;
What about using the PEAR:DB-package or something
On 17 Jun 2005 at 14:18, Juan Luis Frances wrote:
Hello Dan,
Will there be different SQL for each supported database?
Yes. One example:
if ( $dbSql-driver == pgsql)
$query = ;
OK, what about something like this. Set up all your SQL in one
place.
On 17 Jun 2005 at 14:27, Stephan Holl wrote:
What about using the PEAR:DB-package or something like adodb for
database abstraction? This would even easier to make the database-
interaction more transparent.
It does use Pear::DB
The issue at hand is how different databases implement, or don't
It seems a good idea, please give me time to think about it. I go to mountain
this weekend (I am just shutting down the computer :-) ), when I come back I
will respond you.
El Viernes 17 Junio 2005 14:28, Dan Langille escribi:
On 17 Jun 2005 at 14:18, Juan Luis Frances wrote:
Hello Dan,
Hello Dan,
On Friday 17 June 2005 14:07, Dan Langille wrote:
On 17 Jun 2005 at 11:08, Juan Luis Frances wrote:
Hello Dan,
Please, commit your changes to the CVS when you want. However, perhaps
you would want to wait one commit in the next days with my last
development version. I
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