...I mean that:
SELECT tab1.col1, tab2.col1
FROM ... etc ...
Does not expose 'tab1.col1' and 'tab2.col1'. In otherwords, it
doesn't gracefully handle name clashes. I realize that calling out
the variable 'tab1.col1' out of the namespace is a pain, but
(hopefully) in the future it would
You may be interested in recent developments:
http://www.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/DatabaseStategy/HistoricalRevisi
ons/827.44494.7026.26188
I dont know why the DC folks havent stayed on top of ODBC. They should.
Plenty of Zope/SQL Server users.
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From: Mark
This is true. But it's likely the aame reason we dont have an ecommerce
module or an XSLT processor or a catalog which allows for easy indexing of
pdfs or our own object-relational mapping story, or, or, or, or.
It would be naive of me to assume what reason that is, but I just wondered
why
ODBCA hasnt been touched since 1999. Is ZODBCA
level 2 compliant?
Cheers.
--
Andy McKay.
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Subject: RE: [Zope-dev] ZODBCA que
How about database access (i.e. ODBC adapters)
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Just thinking how many little tidbits I
McKay.
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How about database access (i.e. ODBC adapters)
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problems/issues/praise do you have?
Any info would be appreciated.
Bryan Baszczewski
Software Engineer/Technology Strategist
2s2i, Inc.
www.2s2i.com
phone: (703)534-9800 x-203
fax: (703)995-4866
"Because word of mouth has gone global, there's e-Intelligence from
of
problems/issues/praise do you have?
Bryan Baszczewski
Software Engineer/Technology Strategist
2s2i, Inc.
www.2s2i.com
phone: (703)534-9800 x-203
fax: (703)995-4866
"Because word of mouth has gone global, there's e-Intelligence from 2s2i."
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uot;
What is this telling me? That I ran out of memory?
Bryan Baszczewski
Software Engineer/Technology Strategist
2s2i, Inc.
www.2s2i.com
phone: (703)534-9800 x-203
fax: (703)995-4866
"Because word of mouth has gone global, there's e-Intelligence from 2s2i."
Anyone have an idea of what the optimal cache time is (all things considered
.. "normal" circumstances) for a ZSQL query = 50 rows? Does Zope tend to
lag or suck too much memory at some point?
Bryan Baszczewski
Software Engineer/Technology Strategist
2s2i, Inc.
www.2s2i.com
phone
Alan, I am having a similar lock-out problem while performing a complex
query on SQL Server 2K. All other hits cannot connect until the query
returns the results. My research has so far taken me here:
http://www.zope.org/Members/petrilli/DARoadmap
Which is telling me I am probably using at
I found this in some Zope documentation. It wont give you "1,2,3,4,5...10"
it gives "(1-10)(11-20)(21-30)...". Monkey with it a little and you'll get
it. Beware it will call your External Method or ZSQL as many times/10.
dtml-in expr="SOME_EXTERNAL_METHOD(REQUEST)" previous orphan=1 size=10
I am getting some serious Zope lag time (15-20 seconds) for simple HTML
pages when also trying to hit the same port with data requests. The data
requests are = 50 records of text data and SQL Server is optimized (meaning
the querys dont take that long, just the connection to Zope). We are using
Within my dtml, I am retrieving a text field from a database and passing
this field to a javascript function. However, the text field can be any
length of characters and dtml keeps cutting the text off at no pre-set limit
making it impossible to pass this field to javascript. The javascript is
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