On Wednesday 03 April 2002 13:25, Russell E Glaue wrote:
> I am an avid PERL programmer, I also know java. I cannot completely agree
> with either of you.
> However, this debated subject is best discussed in another community.
> The focus here is what has the necessary abilities/functionality to c
I would assume a plpgsql solution wouldn't be a bad one, All you would
really need is IF ELSEIF ELSE and FOR/WHILE, a way for procedures,
triggers, views, etc. to be able to access each other with in the
syntax of the language (providing routine/function support) along side
the ability to access
I am an avid PERL programmer, I also know java. I cannot completely agree
with either of you.
However, this debated subject is best discussed in another community.
The focus here is what has the necessary abilities/functionality to cause
SQL to become a 4th level language in MySQL.
High level fe
> -Original Message-
> From: Russell E Glaue [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 7:15 AM
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> Does anyone on this list have a suggestion as what might be the best
> language to embed into MySQL? Be sure to consider memory efficiency,
> threadding, speed of th
That assumes you believe the myth that Java is really the language of choice
in the back rooms of large enterprise IT shops. It isn't. In the financial
industry perl is ubiquitous. Upper management will tell you Java is god, but
if you actually look at the deployed systems that are out there do
One thing to consider with Perl is that perl 5 and perl 6 are totally
different beasts.
Perl 6 is built on top of parrot, a general purpose register based virtual
machine which is optimized to execute perl and similar languages. There are
already a small test language running on top of parrot
Russell E Glaue wrote:
>Actually, I like this proposal of being able to plug in any language into
>MySQL. I also want to make a note that Greg Cope has a very good point.
>And going from what Greg mentioned in an earlier e-mail in this thread,
>the embedded language of choice really needs to b
Actually, I like this proposal of being able to plug in any language into
MySQL. I also want to make a note that Greg Cope has a very good point.
I believe it to be good to be able to plug in any language, but the mySQL
community may want to make a standard recomendation of a certain language.
A
> -Original Message-
> From: pwxgao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: PERL/SQL, again? - Re: Procedures
>
>
I have been using languages like Smalltalk, Perl and Java for
about xx years. I am a huge fan of putting one in the DB for
embedded server procedures.
I a
I have been using languages like Smalltalk, Perl and Java for about 15 years. I am a
huge fan of putting one in the DB for embedded server procedures.
I also beleive the best strategic option for MySQL to continue its adoption in the
Enterprise IT world is to choose Java as this language. Perl i
On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 06:20:41PM -0600, Russell E Glaue wrote:
>
> On the mysql-internals mail list we had a thread going about this. I
> was suggesting something like embedding PERL into MySQL to produce
> something like PERL/SQL (similar to PL/SQL in oracle).
> Unfortunately, although promisi
From: "Russell E Glaue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 2:20 AM
> On the mysql-internals mail list we had a thread going about this. I was
> suggesting something like embedding PERL into MySQL to produce something
> like PERL/SQL (similar to PL/SQL in oracle).
> Would anyone
Not yet, but hopefully in 4.1.
Check out http://www.mysql.com/doc/N/u/Nutshell_4.1_development_release.html.
Craig
sql,query
At 06:07 PM 4/2/2002, you wrote:
>Does any know if mysql has any kind of stored procedures?
>If not, is there any plans on including them?
>
>-matt
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Russell E Glaue mentioned:
> On the mysql-internals mail list we had a thread going about this. I was
> suggesting something like embedding PERL into MySQL to produce something
> like PERL/SQL (similar to PL/SQL in oracle).
> Unfortunately, although promising and liked among people of the list,
On the mysql-internals mail list we had a thread going about this. I was
suggesting something like embedding PERL into MySQL to produce something
like PERL/SQL (similar to PL/SQL in oracle).
Unfortunately, although promising and liked among people of the list,
there are no plan right now to devel
=?iso-8859-2?Q?Michal_Proke=B9?= writes:
> I need to use procedures in mysql.
> Does somebody know, what is the easiest way?
>
> I hear, that it is possible to compile new procedures to mysql, but I don't
> know how!
>
> Thanks Michal
>
Check our manual on UDF's.
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Seung-woo,
I understand the point you are making, a stored procedures is a group of queries that
can be executed together like a function. As you have said "if you can [write] SQL
and Perl programs, you could write a
function that works like stored procedures in MS SQL server or Oracle".
M
Hi:
There is a perl module for MySQL you can download from cpan. It provides
the interface to MySQL database you can use to connect, execute SQL
statements from perl programs.
Seung-woo Nam
John Tsangaris wrote:
>
> >From the docs, it doesn't look like too much has been done in the area of stor
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