Whoops I sent this to John only
Hey Guys,
I'm in the process of moving back to Colorado so I haven't been keeping
an eye on Subversion.
I have a whole bunch of low level code which uses apr_pools etc. It's
at least two years old though.
I'm going to be shuting down all my boxes in the next 24 hours, I should
be back up in CO in a week.
Is the SQL work topping the priority list?
I doubt I'll be able to help much in the next 30 days but I will dig out
that code next week if folks are in a hurry and want to take a look at
it. I'm pretty sure I have it on two boxes and tape.
gat
John Peacock wrote:
> Charles Bailey wrote:
>
>> Granting that the details of connecting to the DB and SQL extensions
>> differ, it'd be nice if a prototypical SQL backend tried to stay as
>> general as possible (e.g. sequences are available in most
>> commonly-used RDBs, but table inheritance isn't), to make it more
>> possible to port the result from Postgres to, say, MySQL.
>
>
> That's part of avoiding premature optimization. Any initial SQL
> backend should have a very-low-level layer which deals with actually
> communicating with the database and a slightly-higher-level layer
> which performs as generic a SQL query as possible (no proprietary
> extensions). Only when the first pass is complete will it [hopefully]
> become obvious whether or not performance issues require use of DB
> specific extensions.
>
> My $0.02...
>
> John
>
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