On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 22:38 -0500, Ian Eslick wrote:
> = Schema evolution and synchronization (Robert?)
>Most of the hooks are here, but tying up all the loose ends will
> take some sustained concentration
I'll try to help with this. Next week is our spring break and my family
is vacationi
Hello again everyone,
As some may have guessed from recent e-mails, I got motivated to
design/add a fairly large set of inter-related features that should
address many of the problems and questions we've seen lately. I'm now
in the middle of adding over a half dozen major new features to
On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 17:18 -0500, Ian Eslick wrote:
> My fellow Elephants,
>
> I've recently added support for a full schema evolution infrastructure
> on my local development branch. Every persistent class now has a
> schema object associated with it and each store that has one or more
>
Hi Ian,
On Mar 4, 2008, at 3:05 PM, Ian Eslick wrote:
Does anyone use the manual index interface (enable/disable class
indexing, add-class-slot-index, etc) for anything other than derived
indices?
I'm thinking of removing this interface and instead require a re-
evaluation of the defclass
My fellow Elephants,
I've recently added support for a full schema evolution infrastructure
on my local development branch. Every persistent class now has a
schema object associated with it and each store that has one or more
instances of that class has a corresponding database-specific sc
> Does anyone use the manual index interface (enable/disable class
> indexing, add-class-slot-index, etc) for anything other than derived
> indices?
I'm in favor of removing them.
Leslie
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Does anyone use the manual index interface (enable/disable class
indexing, add-class-slot-index, etc) for anything other than derived
indices?
I'm thinking of removing this interface and instead require a re-
evaluation of the defclass form for any changes to indexing, etc. It
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