Here is the kind of thing I've been doing -- keep in mind, I'm still new at
this. I'm not using connection caching as I let the database handle that -
I find it smarter and more powerful than Zope in this area (and just
simpler). I have found the ISQLScript implementation to be a good example;
se
Thanks for the response.
Are you using ZSQL or DB-ABI?
If ZSQL:
suppose you want to
select * from foo where
How is that written in the filesystem (in particular, how are parameters
written?)
if DB-ABI:
are you doing connection caching?
jim penny
"David Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
On Tuesday 21 February 2006 18:51, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can ZSQL methods reside on the filesystem or are they currently TTW only?
Of course you can also use ZSQL methods or just the Zope Database adapter API
from filesystem code.
> Is there any working ODBC access yet?
I am not sure anyon
I've been able to do some basic things, depending upon what you're looking
for. I'm still exploring the best methods. So far I've found I have to do
everything on the file system. I'm still playing but I'm close mastering
the basic database operations.
> -Original Message-
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