Hi Xypron,
Is it possible to make changes in the sql table driver in order to
concatenate some arguments (marked in some way) to construct the
resulting sql statement? This would allow processing sql statements
which are longer than 100 chars without changes in the language and
in the translator.
Is it possible to make changes in the sql table driver in order to
concatenate some arguments (marked in some way) to construct the
resulting sql statement?
Something like this, where a trailing backslash (or any other
appropriate character) in the symbolic value means concatenation:
table
Hello Andrew,
I will provide a patch within the next week.
Best regards
Xypron
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Datum: Thu, 5 Nov 2009 23:17:25 +0300
Von: Andrew Makhorin
An: help-glpk@gnu.org
Betreff: [Help-glpk] Re: changes in sql table driver
Is it possible to make changes in the
Kipp Martin wrote several papers on reformulations of linear/integer
programs to obtain tighter bounds and faster optimization times. I have
used some of tricks successfully in the past couple of years.
When this email from Andrew first came out, I asked Kipp if there was
anything available on
