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Matt,
Almost all of my database experience has been with php and mysql, and it's
almost all been self-taught. I'm not familiar with what you mean by "CRUD
operations" or "auto-commit operations". Can you explain that a little
further?
Thanks,
Jo
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The real issue is the locking model on the CRUD operations. Are there
any transactions in VCL beyond auto-commit operations ?
I'll sniff at the code but if there are multiple locks obtained you
really need ot abstract to a data access model rat
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The web code is using php's built in support for mysql. So, it would probably
take quite a bit of effort to convert it all to be abstracted.
Josh
On Tuesday March 10, 2009, Aaron Peeler wrote:
> Not yet - on the perl side it shouldn't be too diffic
Not yet - on the perl side it shouldn't be too difficult since it's using
DBI.
Josh can comment more on the php code - but in my opinion it would
difficult/time-consuming to convert queries.
Aaron
--On March 9, 2009 4:49:18 PM -0400 Brian Bouterse
wrote:
Does the VCL architecture con
Does the VCL architecture contains a database abstraction layer in its
architecture? I'm curious what it would take to make VCL generalized
to work with multiple database backends other than mySQL.
Brian
Brian Bouterse
Secure Open Systems Initiative
