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On Mon, 10 Apr 2006, Lalo Martins wrote:
I know MySQL is now a complete proper database system, with ACID and all.
But up to just a few months ago, it was just a place to dump your data
that happened to (mostly) respond to SQL queries. It gained so
You know it's spelt Persistence and not Persistance? ;)On 11/04/06, Reed Hedges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-Hash: SHA1Neil Mosafi wrote:> Surely the best approach is trying to support as many different database
> servers as possible, rather than pushing a single one
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Neil Mosafi wrote:
> Surely the best approach is trying to support as many different database
> servers as possible, rather than pushing a single one onto the VOS user?
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> To that extent, does anyone know of a flexible C++ data access library which
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Fair enough criticism I guess; you're passionate about it though! The
mysql interface code (mysqldb.cc, mysqldb.hh) is about 65 lines, so go
for it if you want something better :) The interface class to subclass
is in sqldb.hh.
(I'll also add it
Surely the best approach is trying to support as many different database servers as possible, rather than pushing a single one onto the VOS user?To that extent, does anyone know of a flexible C++ data access library which can be configured to talk to many different databases? I am talking not only
On Sun, 09 Apr 2006 18:55:29 -0400, Reed Hedges wrote:
>> my personal goal for .24 would be refurbishing the sqlpersist machinery. I
>> just don't trust mysql at all ;-)
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> What do you mean, you don't trust it?
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> What about PostgreSQL then?
I know MySQL is now a complete proper database syst
