Hi Darin,
Darin Lee wrote:
>
> Zopistas,
>
> Is it possible to access an ODBC data source through Zope running under Linux? I
>have perused the literature, and it appears the Zope DA's for ODBC only run under the
>Win32 environment.
>
> I would very much like to setup ZAP (for many reasons),
I have tested ODBCSocketServer for queries returning smal sets (<20 rows) it seems
fine. For larger sets (100+ rows it is slow, my
geuss is that the XML encoding is taking the most time. Did not try its MS specific
option for returned results but the
documentation says that it should be faster.
Check out this ODBC-ODBC bridge:
http://linuxpr.com/releases/430.html
I have not tried it, but it does seem to do what you want.
"The ODBC-ODBC Bridge is a package of libraries which provide applications on Linux
with access to
ODBC data sources on remote machines. Examples of using the ODBC-O
+---[ Darin Lee ]--
| Zopistas,
|
| Is it possible to access an ODBC data source through Zope running under Linux? I
|have perused the literature, and it appears the Zope DA's for ODBC only run under the
|Win32 environment.
|
| I would very much like to setup ZAP (for m
Use Sybase. Sybase even provide the client libs for download for
*ahem* evaluation.
MS SQL == Sybase wearing a pair of bad Groucho Marx glasses/nose/mustache
(aka an annoying management GUI)
Or FreeTDS, but last time I looked that wasn't threadsafe.
Anthony
>>> "Darin Lee"
