Sarah,
I'm working on my first MySQL app, so out of curiosity I took a look
at your test stack. It's not fancy, though perfectly workmanlike --
but I'm already finding it really handy as a tool. I use it to check
what's actually going on in the database behind my fumbles with the
Rev front-end. Without it, I'd have to switch to Terminal all the
time and issue MySQL commands; this is faster and breaks the train of
thought a lot less. Thanks!
Charles Hartman
P.S. I can second what you said about adding on complications when
you undertake to make Rev and MySQL work together; I'm glad this
isn't my first project -- I'm a little daunted by it as a second one.
On Oct 19, 2005, at 6:43 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
While teaching myself MySQL, I wrote a test stack that you may find
useful. It doesn't use the Database Query builder, but uses the direct
database commands to connect to a database, read tables & table
structures, read records, add, edit & delete etc.
<http://www.troz.net/Rev/tutorials/MySQLtests.rev.gz>
It does not have a very neat interface as it was designed as a
learning stack for me, but if you examine the scripts, you will get
some ideas about how things can be done.
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