Le jeudi 19 janvier 2006 à 12:20 -0500, Andrew Jensen a écrit : Hi Drew,
> Would it be possible for someone to give me a brief -bullet item list of > when, or what events trigger, this write back to permanent storage. I > now have a copy of the 2.0.1 source code on my machine, so if you need > to refer me to specific modules for review as the best way to get this > information that is acceptable. I would then most likely come back with > specific questions from my review of the code. > Judging by the number of complaints I have seen on the French n-l user lists about data loss through crashing, and as a voluntary QA member, I would say that this is a very good topic for discussion, but that I am hopelessly incompetent to respond. To be fair, it appears that Base has become more stable in the current 2.0.1 version, but who wants to spend hours constructing a database to have to rebuild everything when the app regularly goes pear-shaped.? I might be wrong as to how it functions, but my understanding is that as long as the I/O stream is not written to disk in the ODB file, then everything still resides in memory. From what I recall, one of the challenges of embedding a db into an openoffice.org document was the necessity to make the base i/o streamable. This was one reason given why sqlite wasn't chosen, because it's i/o model wasn't streamable in a way that could easily be embedded into an OOo document. Like I said, I'm not technically competent to go any further than what I've read in the past from various devs on different lists, so I may be completely off the mark. Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
