Am 15.11.2013 um 02:00 schrieb [email protected]:
> On Nov 14, 2013, at 1:09 AM, Jens Rehsack wrote:
>>>
>>> I just started looking into AnyData since I didn’t like all the work I was
>>> doing to use the template feature of unpack then while processing building
>>> a SQLite in-memory/file DB.
On Nov 14, 2013, at 1:09 AM, Jens Rehsack wrote:
>>
>> I just started looking into AnyData since I didn’t like all the work I was
>> doing to use the template feature of unpack then while processing building a
>> SQLite in-memory/file DB. I am thinking DBD::AnyData would be better and
>> easie
Hi Jonathan,
Am 08.11.2013 um 02:59 schrieb [email protected]:
> I hope my reply comes across correctly.
Depends on your intension ;)
I’d say: yes.
>> Hi Jens and Sven,
>>
>> I understand that AnyData needs a reset. What is consensus if direction?
>>
>> For my project I need to manage a big v
I hope my reply comes across correctly.
> Hi Jens and Sven,
>
> I understand that AnyData needs a reset. What is consensus if direction?
> For my project I need to manage a big variety of source formats, so I'll be
> willing to participate in redesign or coding of AnyData if need be. Otherwise
Søren
I think you have a very good idea there.
DBI has pretty strong text access now, making DBI::AnyData deprecatable
- and non-DBI AnyData somewhat dubious (its really just a tied-hash API)
So making an Augeas (like?) <-> DBI bridge could be very interesting indeed
Sven
(and atm, i'm potte
Hi Jens and Sven,
I understand that AnyData needs a reset. What is consensus if direction?
For my project I need to manage a big variety of source formats, so I'll be
willing to participate in redesign or coding of AnyData if need be. Otherwise
I'll have to dream up my own data format abstract
Am 12.10.2013 um 00:49 schrieb Sven Dowideit :
> Heya Søren and Jens,
/wave
> It depends :)
>
> The API for the AnyData module is relatively well documented in the code - I
> was able to use it pretty quickly. on the other hand DBI::AnyData is broken
> (and this is the issue Jens is talking a
Heya Søren and Jens,
It depends :)
The API for the AnyData module is relatively well documented in the code - I
was able to use it pretty quickly. on the other hand DBI::AnyData is broken
(and this is the issue Jens is talking about)
I started to look into this (a year or more ago?) but I had
Am 07.10.2013 um 02:37 schrieb Søren Døssing :
> Where is open API for AnyData documented?
>
> In particular I'm interested in how to write a module that does bulk
> table import/export instead read/write individual records.
>
> /etc/hosts file is an example; multiple host names map to a single
Where is open API for AnyData documented?
In particular I'm interested in how to write a module that does bulk
table import/export instead read/write individual records.
/etc/hosts file is an example; multiple host names map to a single ip,
so adding a record is no longer a matter of a simple app
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