Tim Legant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > we write to a disk file and once a day (late at night) run a Python > script that iterates over all the users, inserts the contents of > their CONFIRM_APPEND files into the database and removes the > CONFIRM_APPEND file. If an insert fails for any reason other than a > duplicate record, we save that address and write a new > CONFIRM_APPEND file containing just the addresses that failed. An > error message is printed and the output of the entire script is > mailed to the admin.
Oh. With all due respect, this is really a gross hack. :-) This isn't something I can see most TMDA/SQL users wanting to do. Eventually, we really should provide some SQL-append capability similar to CONFIRM_APPEND (because as I mentioned, every user needs this). I'm ignorant of how much effort this would take, so it can wait until after 1.0 if you want. Partial SQL support in 1.0 is certainly better than none at all. _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
