• Jeremy Cowgar (12/12) Apr 13 2005 Please see http://jeremy.cowgar.com/35.0.html ... This details the very
• Ant (9/21) Apr 13 2005 I have my own here are the docs (sorry, just part of my DDBC API)
• pragma (8/18) Apr 13 2005 You might want to check out the wiki page on database bindings. You're ...
• Carlos Santander B. (6/22) Apr 13 2005 I hope you can put it together in a very good way. As Eric said, writing...

Jeremy Cowgar <jeremy __no__spAM__cowgar.com> writes:

Please see http://jeremy.cowgar.com/35.0.html ... This details the very 
simple interface right now. My idea is simple and stems from the need to 
access multiple types of databases.

Currently it's limited because you must relink your program to access a 
diffrent database and you must also change 1 line of code. This is just 
an idea. I do have a working copy of it with a SQLite3 driver, but it's 
a quick hack and would need work before releasing.

What I am looking for right now is community comment. I am a new D 
programmer so I may (and probably am) missing something big. Please tell 
me what you think and give feedback.

Thanks!

Jeremy

Ant <Ant_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <d3jeg8$1tab$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Jeremy Cowgar says...
Please see http://jeremy.cowgar.com/35.0.html ... This details the very 
simple interface right now. My idea is simple and stems from the need to 
access multiple types of databases.

Currently it's limited because you must relink your program to access a 
diffrent database and you must also change 1 line of code. This is just 
an idea. I do have a working copy of it with a SQLite3 driver, but it's 
a quick hack and would need work before releasing.

What I am looking for right now is community comment. I am a new D 
programmer so I may (and probably am) missing something big. Please tell 
me what you think and give feedback.

Thanks!

Jeremy

I have my own here are the docs (sorry, just part of my DDBC API)
I have two implementations: PostgreSQL and sqlite3.
I'm thinking of looking at MySQL soon.
http://dool.sourceforge.net/dool_sql_Connection_Connection.html
http://dool.sourceforge.net/dool_sql_Statement_Statement.html
http://dool.sourceforge.net/dool_sql_ResultSet_ResultSet.html
All this is integrated with dool.

Ant

pragma <pragma_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <d3jeg8$1tab$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Jeremy Cowgar says...
Please see http://jeremy.cowgar.com/35.0.html ... This details the very 
simple interface right now. My idea is simple and stems from the need to 
access multiple types of databases.

Currently it's limited because you must relink your program to access a 
diffrent database and you must also change 1 line of code. This is just 
an idea. I do have a working copy of it with a SQLite3 driver, but it's 
a quick hack and would need work before releasing.

What I am looking for right now is community comment. I am a new D 
programmer so I may (and probably am) missing something big. Please tell 
me what you think and give feedback.

You might want to check out the wiki page on database bindings.  You're bound to
find that a lot of the hard work (binding database libs to D) has already been
done for you:

http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?DatabaseBindings

D really needs a common interface to all these bindings, so one can write
database-neutral code.  Its a good idea for a project.

- EricAnderton at yahoo

"Carlos Santander B." <csantander619 gmail.com> writes:

Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
 Please see http://jeremy.cowgar.com/35.0.html ... This details the very 
 simple interface right now. My idea is simple and stems from the need to 
 access multiple types of databases.
 
 Currently it's limited because you must relink your program to access a 
 diffrent database and you must also change 1 line of code. This is just 
 an idea. I do have a working copy of it with a SQLite3 driver, but it's 
 a quick hack and would need work before releasing.
 
 What I am looking for right now is community comment. I am a new D 
 programmer so I may (and probably am) missing something big. Please tell 
 me what you think and give feedback.
 
 Thanks!
 
 Jeremy

I hope you can put it together in a very good way. As Eric said, writing 
database agnostic code would be great to have.

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal

JP2, you'll always live in our minds