Thank you very much for the info, I do appreciate it very much, I'm
checking it out, I haven't read it very deeply yet, but it seams
helpful...
the data base to which I have to connect is proprietary (my own) , so
I need to write all the connection mechanism myself...
my wish at this point is to be able to write scripts like this:
var db = new database() // create the object
in memory
db.open("c:\databases\mylittlestore") // connect to the
database
var table = db.select("Invoice") // choose one of the
database's tables
table.view("customerId=='0001'") // filter the rows
while(!table.eof()){ // check for
the end of file
var nm = table.invoiceNumber // getting data from
the current row
var dt = table.invoiceDate
var ta = table.invoiceAmount
.
.
.
table.nextRow() // skip to the
next row
}
db.close() // close the
entire database
... and in case I have to connect to a SQL database I wish to do it in
the same fashion.
... On the other hand I also have some special needs referring to the
date data type... so I may need to modify it's internals, or create a
separated specialDate object type.
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