Agreed. It's just a personal thing here that I hate it when I have to
create exceptions in my software because 3rd party software x or y
does not fully comply with a standard. So we should not let this get
in the way and take my previous statement with a grain of salt instead
;-)
OK, so in order to solve this in a more practical approach my first
idea was something like this:
virtual const char delimiter() const { return '"'; }
This could then be overloaded in back-ends that use something that is
not standards compatible.
Or instead of having it as a virtual method, just keep a protected
member variable for it and use that for building the query string.
I don't think there is need for a larger change than that in Wt's
source, but I don't have it at hand over here so I may be wrong. Will
check when I get home.
/Thomas
2010/3/20 mobi phil <[email protected]>:
> Thomas,
>
>> That's a problem on MySQL's side for not following the ANSI-SQL
> and you suggest that I stay blocked with my projects until they move their
> ass?
>
> I think we would both agree easily, that what you propose would be
> more difficult to carry out than to obtain an audience at the EU
> commissioner for trade and ask him to roll-back the Oracle acquisition
> unless they do what we want... :)
>
> Based on my observation about the open-mindedness of people around Wt,
> I believe that there is a much better solution, than filing bug
> reports at MySql.
>
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