Greetings all. I'm working on an app which allows users to construct
queries using a web UI in a moderately free-form fashion. There's
plenty of data and hence plenty of rope. I need to save my users from
themselves by timing-out long-running queries and killing the MySQL
thread.
Our first
Hi Folks
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Ron Savage, [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/09/2006
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I've done something similar to what you did...
It went something like this...
- Run query in a separate thread.
- Display dialog box to allow user to abort (instead of having fixed timeout).
- If query finishes first, close dialog box, and query thread is done.
- If user presses abort, cancel
All,
To set a context for this email, I will remind you, or tell you for
the first time if you hadn't already heard it, that the current plans
for my Rosetta RDBMS have it being written in Perl 6 only due to that
language's much stronger support for its needs. And so, while you
will be able
