On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 3:31 AM, Michael
Brickenstein<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Chris, Alberto and I have been working hard in the CRUD area.
> I think, much advancements have been made in this area.
>
> So, I am very interested, how data is entered in average TG/TG2/...
> web applications.
>
> Is your admin interface web based?
> Is it hand written, or do you use existing CRUD solutions?
>
using sphox /tgext.admin in newer stuff. plain python script in order stuff.

> Who enters the data?
> Script / developer / admin/ secretary?
>
Script and dev, the "secretary" type use the "real webapp"

> How many persons use the admin interface?
>
less than 5 in all cases

> How long per day are they supposed to work with it?
>
don't know, I guess I don't have a ton of data input tools. I know one
app I wrote is supposed to be the 8hrs/day tool for some client but
they use the "query tool" we build for them.

> Are there granular permissions requirements?
> Table permissions (which classes/ tables can be edited), Row level
> permissions (which objecs can be edited), column level permissions
> (block specific attributes)?

yes but currently not enforced by the tools. I know rum has some work
on this but I haven't try it.

> How many tables does your database contain? Or can you give any
> measure for the complexity?
>
It depends on the project but it 20-100 I'll say.

> Do you use additional tools for your database for querying/editing the
> data?
>
paster shell, also several "query tools" like php*admin and Sequel Pro
but that's mostly for development.

> What additional requirements do you have, that are not fulfilled by
> todays CRUD packages?
>
- inline editing of objects. For example if you have a User and it's
Groups be able to edit it in the same "window".
- multi object forms. For example to present a single form for the
user to fill and that will be stored in 2-3 different tables at the
backend.

> Michael
> >
>

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