• dolive (3/3) May 01 2009 Why up to now return didn't an is like the jdbc or the ado.net such data...
• Steve Teale (2/8) May 01 2009 More specifically, has anyone done anything under a liberal license that...
• Sean Kelly (4/12) May 01 2009 That would save me a bunch of work!
• Steve Teale (3/8) May 01 2009 Thanks Sean.

dolive <dolive89 sina.com> writes:

Why up to now return didn't an is like the jdbc or the ado.net such database 
api £¿

thank's


dolive

Steve Teale <steve.teale britseyeview.com> writes:

dolive Wrote:

 Why up to now return didn't an is like the jdbc or the ado.net such database 
api £¿
 
 thank's
 
 
 dolive

More specifically, has anyone done anything under a liberal license that
implements the MySQL interface? That would save me a bunch of work!

Sean Kelly <sean invisibleduck.org> writes:

== Quote from Steve Teale (steve.teale britseyeview.com)'s article
 dolive Wrote:
 Why up to now return didn't an is like the jdbc or the ado.net such database 
api £¿

 thank's


 dolive

 More specifically, has anyone done anything under a liberal license that
implements the MySQL interface?

That would save me a bunch of work!

I've got a simple api that uses odbc.  Not sure if that would fit the bill.
Also, have you looked at DDBI on dsource?

Steve Teale <steve.teale britseyeview.com> writes:

Sean Kelly Wrote:

 More specifically, has anyone done anything under a liberal license that
implements the MySQL interface?

 That would save me a bunch of work!
 
 I've got a simple api that uses odbc.  Not sure if that would fit the bill.
 Also, have you looked at DDBI on dsource?

Thanks Sean.

I have actually done an ODBCD, but I have this urge to create something small
and fast that will do a limited subset of MySQL.