Hi Sam, I added the patch to the repository. I also fixed some problems in the import/export modules (getNextItem and getPrevItem) that could cause some problems.
I am not sure if we shall just publish the patch (which involves several changes to different files) or try to publish a new version of OpenCA. I would like for the second option to happen. But, based on the experience with the current version, I wanted to add the possibility to "update" the OpenCA package automatically (with a new command in the "node" management interface that will allow to patch the commands, perl modules and functions). OpenCA-ers (all of you), what would you prefer ? - Fast patch (but multiple files involved, etc...) - New version of OpenCA (released within the next month with the auto-update feature) ? Later, Max On 03/31/2010 12:58 PM, Samuel Hug wrote:
Hi Max, On Mar 31, 2010, at 6:10 PM, Massimiliano Pala wrote:One question, does your patch take into account the differences in types for each DB ? That is, for MySQL and DB2 we can use a different type for the same column.. does your patch gracefully take that into account ?Yes it should work, as it only specifies a specific type if it is DECIMAL or BIGINT and those types are currently for numeric all DB's. But if it's for example numeric in mysql and string in every other, then it could cause a problem. However, this really should not happen. ;-) (But a few tests with other DB's would be a good idea anyways.)P.S.: Thanks again for the patch!!! :DYou're welcome! And thanks for putting so much effort into that project. Cheers Sam
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