Frank ,
OK, this option will be welcome and the compatibility between
MYsql_NATIVE , MYsql_JDBC and MYsql_ODBC will profits from it.
After some small tests I am still not sure witch driver to choose.
MYsql_JDBC is the "slowest" and has no other advantages.
MYsql_NATIVE should be the best solution for OO as frontend to MYSQL but
is still "slower" than ODBC and can (for the moment) not connect over
the internet.
MYsql_ODBC is the fastest, works in all conditions (except on Franks
Windows machine :-) and i suppose that this driver has the most
attention from the MYsql developers ?
Greetz
Fernand
Can the difference in Table naming between The Native Mysql driver and
the ODBC driver been changed ?
the Native connector uses "DatabaseName.TableName"
the ODBC uses "TableName".
In Forms based on a SQL statement it gives (so far) no problems, but in
Forms where the data point to the "Table" there is a issue !
Since with the native connector, you can see tables for more than one
database, omitting the database name would not be possible. Perhaps
we'll add an option in a later version, to limit the tables to one
database. In this case, an additional option to completely hide the
database might be an option.
Ciao
Frank
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