Thanks Greg,
both references are very interesting.
If I understand correctly, the DSH approach is to convert Haskell
programs into SQL and run them inside the database. This seems a good
solution when the program objective is to change data in the database
according to some business logic or
On Fri, Jul 1, 2011 at 8:45 PM, Tobias Schoofs wrote:
> Database programs, usually, do not just issue isolated SQL statements, but
> implement a processing logic with nested queries and DML statements.
Frequently using cursors or issuing queries from a loop often means
you've missed out on the d
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I am studying Haskell database libraries.
In particular I am looking at
haskelldb and the Takusen Database.Enumerator library.
In haskelldb, there are very good ideas aiming to represent database
objects as (typeable) Haskell objects, instead
Hi Tobias,
Have you seen DSH [1]? You might also be interested in Persistent [2], but
it sounds like it has different goals than what you are after.
[1] http://hackage.haskell.org/package/DSH
[2] http://www.yesodweb.com/book/persistent
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> I am studying Haskell database libraries.
> In particular I am looking at
> haskelldb and the Takusen Database.Enumerator library.
>
> In haskelldb, there are very good ideas aimi
I am studying Haskell database libraries.
In particular I am looking at
haskelldb and the Takusen Database.Enumerator library.
In haskelldb, there are very good ideas aiming to represent database
objects as (typeable) Haskell objects, instead of embedding SQL in plain
strings.
This is really an
