On Sep 17, 2004, at 9:17 PM, Jay Madren wrote:
I for one would love to see your library. I have been contemplating
doing
this myself, but yours would eliminate that work or at least give me a
better starting point. Then that would free up more time for me to
attempt
my ultimate goal of a code
Note you can also edit the script of btn revdatabase of stack revlibrary and use
additional wrapper functions around revdb. They are pretty well organized and tested
just underdocumented, and let you do things like execute statements using an opened
connection, cache multiple connections. You
Dear Tuviah,
I tested lot of them under Panther and all worked very fine. Does they
work as well under the linux platform ?
Best Regards, Pierre
Le 18 sept. 04, à 18:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Note you can also edit the script of btn revdatabase of stack
revlibrary and use additional
Trevor, thanks for your efforts to shine a light on this.
Wayne and Frank: thanks for the step-by-steps.
Tuviah, thanks for your pointing me to the library.
This is truly a helping community. Thanks.
stephen barncard
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I am interested. I have been trying to use the query builder in combination
with direct controls and would love to try your library (for mysql).
Bill
On 9/17/04 5:05 PM, Trevor DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 17, 2004, at 12:18 PM, Stephen Quinn Barncard wrote:
Gee, was it something
Le 17 sept. 04, à 05:18, Stephen Quinn Barncard a écrit :
So I didn't get a response. I guess my post was too long and rambling.
I'll boil it down to this:
Does Rev's Database Builder have some issues? I seem to run up against
some limitations such as integer variables being displayed in a field
I concur. The database linked controls are not finished yet. The are
excellent for moving through and displaying records. You cannot insert a new
record with them and they sometimes don't update some fields for difficult
to figure out reasons. The direct primitive controls work great and you
must
Gee, was it something I said? Was I gone too long?
Doesn't anyone here work with the dynamic (sql) stuff in rev?
So I didn't get a response. I guess my post was too long and rambling.
I'll boil it down to this:
Does Rev's Database Builder have some issues? I seem to run up
against some
I tried the Query Builder for a short time, but gave up on ever getting
it to behave the way I needed it to. So I just use the library calls
directly.
The docs are reasonable for the most part, but I haven't seen too much
in the way of a good tutorial here, so just in essence for you, to get
.
I've noticed in Rev 2.5 it takes a few more clicks to rummage through
the inline (not online) Help documentation to get to the details on
database functions. From the Help menu, select Documentation, click on
the Objects button at the top of the window. In the left field click on
the triangle
So I didn't get a response. I guess my post was too long and rambling.
I'll boil it down to this:
Does Rev's Database Builder have some issues? I seem to run up
against some limitations such as integer variables being displayed in
a field with unwanted leading zeroes (which caused problems when
For some reason, when I insert a script from a utility stack into the back
from a main stack, the inserted script is unable to call any database
functions.
I am building a system for providing interaction between an instructor and
students in distance learning classes. This system has
--- Eric Peden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some reason, when I insert a script from a
utility stack into the back
from a main stack, the inserted script is unable to
call any database
functions.
[snip]
So, I know that revdb_connections() is available,
but the utility stack
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