Em Sexta 21 Abril 2006 14:42, fumanchu escreveu:
>
> You could offer an "application DB" mode that quotes everything and an
> "integration DB" mode that quotes nothing (and lowercases for PG). Then
> only those with integrated DB's would have to "pay the price" of
> avoiding reserved words.
>
> <clickety-click> I just added that option to Dejavu's Postgres adapter,
> defaulting to "application DB" mode. Written, tested, and debugged in
> 15 minutes.
And then you'd have to test two different things all the time, document and
explain two different approaches, maintain two different code paths, do it
for all supported databases (PostgreSQL, Firebird, MySQL, Oracle,
SQLite, ...), etc.
I don't see this with good eyes, but nothing is preventing you people from
writing a patch for that -- with tests -- and submitting it to the SQLObject
trac and mailing list. Remember to support everything that is in their code
right now...
It looks like, from the core, there's "only" support for:
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
- MAXDB
- MySQL
- Sybase
- Firebird
- MS SQL Server
Be seeing you,
--
Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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