Terry Jones wrote:
That's 3 times where I somehow get to be in the wrong for taking the time
to point out that a piece of documentation in the project is quite
misleading.
You didn't say you thought it was misleading, you worded it as if you
expected it to still be true. A small difference may
> "Chris" == Chris Withers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Chris> Terry Jones wrote:
>> Usually you find database records by means of the record's key.
>> However, the key that you use for your record will not always contain
>> the information required to provide you with rapid access to the data
>
Hi Chris
Yesterday you said:
Chris> Not everything is as hard as some people manage to make it ;-)
And today this
| >> | $ cd Zope-2.0.0a3-src/
| Chris> And what version of Zope are we on now?
and
| Chris> But really, with Open Source, it's up to you to be the judge. If a
That's 3 tim
Terry Jones wrote:
|ZCatalog can be downloaded from the Zope download area and is also a
|module in the public CVS for Zope. Untar it while in the root directory
|of your Zope installation:
|
| $ cd Zope-2.0.0a3-src/
And what version of Zope are we on now?
| $ tar xz
Terry Jones wrote:
Usually you find database records by means of the record's key.
However, the key that you use for your record will not always contain
the information required to provide you with rapid access to the data
that you want to retrieve.
Ah, okay, you do this with m
[Following up on my original posting, with a summary of resolution.]
Thanks for the help & pointers to ZCatalog.
I actually did find a standalone version of ZCatalog, created by Kevin
Dangoor, at http://www.blazingthings.com/dev/zcatalog.html
His pulls code out of Zope3, and rewrites some of it.
> "Chris" == Chris Withers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Chris> ZCatalog ships as a standard part of Zope, no need to download.
Chris> It's covered extensively in the zope book on Plope.org...
Chris> Not everything is as hard as some people manage to make it ;-)
OK, thanks. I hope you'll agree
Terry Jones wrote:
I've just spent 20 minutes trying to do this, without success. So if
someone has a URL for a ZCatalog download, I'd be happy to receive it.
ZCatalog ships as a standard part of Zope, no need to download.
It's covered extensively in the zope book on Plope.org...
Not everythi
Hi Jonathan
> "Jonathan" == Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jonathan> This usage scenario can easily be implemented using ZCatalog (as
Jonathan> Chris mentioned) - check the ZopeBook for info.
Thanks, that sounds good.
Without meaning to whine, I hope it's easier to use than it is to
From the Berkeley DB docs:
Usually you find database records by means of the record's key.
However, the key that you use for your record will not always contain
the information required to provide you with rapid access to the data
that you want to retrieve. For example, suppose y
Hi Chris
> "Chris" == Chris Withers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: You may
Chris> have more joy with these questions on the zodb-dev@zope.org mailing
Chris> list...
Thanks, I've re-sent. Thanks for the other comments & pointers too.
Regards
Terry.
>> - ZODB BTrees do not allow you to set up s
Terry Jones wrote:
I've just read the ZODB/ZEO Programming Guide (Release 3.6.0,
A.M. Kuchling, January 5, 2006) and I'd like to ask a few questions.
Are the following all correct?
You may have more joy with these questions on the zodb-dev@zope.org
mailing list...
- The BTrees supported b
I've just read the ZODB/ZEO Programming Guide (Release 3.6.0,
A.M. Kuchling, January 5, 2006) and I'd like to ask a few questions.
Are the following all correct?
- The BTrees supported by ZODB have nothing to do with Berkeley DB Btrees
(apart from the fact that they're both implementations of
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