Hi all,
put revOpenDatabase("PostgreSQL","127.0.0.1","test",postgres,)
revdberr,invalid database type . Is this because its not the final
release ?
Hershel Fisch
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Hello Hershel,
Did you try this :
put
revOpenDatabase("PostgreSQL","localhost","projetsdac","postgres","postg
res") into PGLinkOpen
with the second "postgres" item as the default postgres user password
(to be replaced by the right one if you changed it) ?
Works there, at least under Panther.
On Monday, August 30, 2004, at 05:02 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hello Hershel,
Did you try this :
put
revOpenDatabase("PostgreSQL","localhost","projetsdac","postgres","post
gres") into PGLinkOpen
with the second "postgres" item as the default postgres user password
(to be replaced by the right
Le 31 août 04, à 00:25, Hershel Fisch a écrit :
On Monday, August 30, 2004, at 05:02 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hello Hershel,
Did you try this :
put
revOpenDatabase("PostgreSQL","localhost","projetsdac","postgres","pos
tgres") into PGLinkOpen
with the second "postgres" item as the default postgr
On Tuesday, August 31, 2004, at 05:37 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Le 31 août 04, à 00:25, Hershel Fisch a écrit :
On Monday, August 30, 2004, at 05:02 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hello Hershel,
Did you try this :
put
revOpenDatabase("PostgreSQL","localhost","projetsdac","postgres","po
stgres") into
2) If this is the case then why is the err , invalid database type.
To see if postgres is running normally lauch the activity monitor app
and search the postgres thread. To see if the "postgres" user is
rightly set, test "su - postgres" at the shell prompt and, then if
you are prompted for the
Hello All
I have just purchased the Enterprise license so I can connect to an
oracle database. Reading in the documentation, it says:
Oracle:
Oracle database drivers are not included as part of the Revolution
installation on any platform.
To obtain an Oracle database driver for your platfo
Hello All
I have just purchased the Enterprise license so I can connect to an
oracle database. Reading in the documentation, it says:
Oracle:
Oracle database drivers are not included as part of the Revolution
installation on any platform.
To obtain an Oracle database driver for your platfo
Hello All
I have just purchased the Enterprise license so I can connect to an
oracle database. Reading in the documentation, it says:
Oracle:
Oracle database drivers are not included as part of the Revolution
installation on any platform.
To obtain an Oracle database driver for your platfo
Does anyone have a simple technique for testing to see if a DB connection is
still functioning before trying to use it to execute some SQL?
I have an app that accesses hosted databases directly (postgres). Users
logon at app startup. If they let the app sit for long enough, the
connection to
he burst.
On 26 May 2010 09:50, Alex Adams wrote:
> Does anyone have a simple technique for testing to see if a DB connection
> is
> still functioning before trying to use it to execute some SQL?
>
> I have an app that accesses hosted databases directly (postgres). Users
> log
Alex,
I know sqlYoga does that and if the connection died, it tries to reopen it
but I don't know the implementation details.
Andre
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 1:50 PM, Alex Adams wrote:
> Does anyone have a simple technique for testing to see if a DB connection
> is
> still func
und there is
> surprisingly little overhead in just opening and closing the database for
> every query, unless one needs a rapid-fire sequence of queries. Then one
> could program the open and close for the burst.
>
>
> On 26 May 2010 09:50, Alex Adams wrote:
>
>> D
On May 26, 2010, at 1:23 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
I know sqlYoga does that and if the connection died, it tries to
reopen it
but I don't know the implementation details.
All SQL Yoga queries go through a central handler that checks for a
particular error message from RevDB. If the error is
y 26, 2010, at 9:50 AM, Alex Adams wrote:
> Does anyone have a simple technique for testing to see if a DB connection is
> still functioning before trying to use it to execute some SQL?
>
> I have an app that accesses hosted databases directly (postgres). Users
> logon at app star
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