Andre Garzia wrote:
Richard,
Check out the video at:
https://vimeo.com/46918350
If you're interested, I would like to contribute an article soon.
Of course I'm interest. This seems like a very useful library, and an
article describing it would be a wonderful addition to LiveCode Journal.
Richard Gaskin wrote
>
> On the contrary, one of the great things about the US is that our
> population has lowered the bar for English competency. ;)
>
> Your English is very good; your posts here are among the more enjoyable.
>
> If you have an interest in writing anything for LiveCode Journ
True dat! LOL!
Bob
On Aug 12, 2012, at 9:35 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> On the contrary, one of the great things about the US is that our population
> has lowered the bar for English competency. ;)
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On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 9:35 AM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
> If you have an interest in writing anything for LiveCode Journal, please
> don't let your confidence in your English ho
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote
I'd love to see that section as well. I have a few articles of my own
in the works for various things, and it would be great if either or both
of you would like to contribute articles for LiveCode Journal.
I've always envisioned LCJ as a community
Richard Gaskin wrote
>
> I'd love to see that section as well. I have a few articles of my own
> in the works for various things, and it would be great if either or both
> of you would like to contribute articles for LiveCode Journal.
>
> I've always envisioned LCJ as a community-based effort
Richard,
Check out the video at:
https://vimeo.com/46918350
If you're interested, I would like to contribute an article soon.
=D
Cheers
andre
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Alejandro Tejada wrote:
I want to see in LiveCode Journal, a special section
devoted to the Mystic ,Magical and Wonderful world
of Databases. [Notice: This is my personal point of
view about this particular topic of computing] :-D
Maybe Richard want to name this new section like:
Love your Data[
Oh great tip Peter! I had no idea!
Bob
On Aug 8, 2012, at 5:42 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
> Alejandro,
> I would love to contribute the WOrld of Databases!
>
> Also, a quick comment on connections to sqlite. It's not normally
> necessary to have more than one connection. The most common way t
Alejandro,
I would love to contribute the WOrld of Databases!
Also, a quick comment on connections to sqlite. It's not normally
necessary to have more than one connection. The most common way to access
multiple databases is to open the "main" one, then use the ATTACH command
to open the other db
Bob,
Looks like every developer who uses databases
have their own ideas and convictions about the
way in which their databases should work.
Honestly, I would not expect less. It seems that
after a Developer starts working with databases,
it's worth or value as a Developer starts depending
on how
Put your database touching commands in a try catch loop. In the catch part,
attempt a reconnect and update the id if successful, throw an error if not.
Bob
On Aug 8, 2012, at 11:45 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
> I will research on that and see if it is something
> doable. I need a reliable way to
On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 3:05 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> Hi Alejandro.
>
> I thought I would mention one other thing. Typically SQL databases have an
> idle time after which the connection is closed by the host. I have run into
> this a lot. When that happens, a new connection will need to be made a
Oh thanks for the correction! Sorry for any confusion I may have caused. I am
sure I will purchase this library too as it seems very well thought out.
Bob
On Aug 8, 2012, at 10:59 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
> dbLib can work with multiple connections. It has a default connection
> that it uses if
Hi Alejandro.
I thought I would mention one other thing. Typically SQL databases have an idle
time after which the connection is closed by the host. I have run into this a
lot. When that happens, a new connection will need to be made and a new ID
gotten. Attempting to use the old ID will resul
Bob,
Let me mix comments below.
On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 1:09 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> I can answer as I purchased sqlYoga and have tested dbLib.
>
> The former allows multiple database connections. It allows you to save those
> connections to a button (puts info into custom prop) and then load t
Dear Andre,
Oops, I am grappling with a new trackpad and an Azerty keyboard
(having only just got used to Swiss German) and oddly managed to hit
send too early, so here is my real reply
Yes I may be interested in trying this out as we are doing a lot of
work right now with SQLite, although I
Dear Andre,
Yes I may be interested in trying this out as we are doing a lot of
work right now with SQLite, although I have to confess we are using a
Python server for that right now. That said access via LiveCode in
On 8 August 2012 18:09, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> I can answer as I purchased sqlYog
I can answer as I purchased sqlYoga and have tested dbLib.
The former allows multiple database connections. It allows you to save those
connections to a button (puts info into custom prop) and then load them as you
need, or you can simply work with them in memory. You can create other objects
Alejandro Tejada wrote
>
> I don't know anything about databases...
> How could I help?
> I guarantee that I could make mistakes
> that you could not believe were possible
> while using your application... :-D
>
> Al
>
Where's the "Like" icon when you need it :)
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On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 10:53 PM, Alejandro Tejada
wrote:
>
> Andre Garzia-3 wrote
>>
>> The library is tested and targeted at SQLite databases but it works
>> with any database supported by RevDB (with a sane SQL standard)
>>
>
> How different is this library from SQLYoga?
The quick version is th
Andre Garzia-3 wrote
>
> The library is tested and targeted at SQLite databases but it works
> with any database supported by RevDB (with a sane SQL standard)
>
How different is this library from SQLYoga?
Al
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On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 1:54 AM, stephen barncard
wrote:
> It's a small lib that simplifies the communication with a sqlLite database,
> using a small set of commands.
>
> Very logical and straightforward.
>
Thanks for the kind words Stephen =D
The library is tested and targeted at SQLite databas
It's a small lib that simplifies the communication with a sqlLite database,
using a small set of commands.
Very logical and straightforward.
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 9:26 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
> What does your database library do? (BTW, I couldn't get your "hidden
> email"
> thing to offer up a
What does your database library do? (BTW, I couldn't get your "hidden email"
thing to offer up a real email address??)
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Hi Andre,
Andre Garzia-3 wrote
>
> I need some beta testers for the new database library that I am
> releasing. I just want some more opinions before releasing it. Anyone
> wants to join? Send me a private email at andre@
> It is the library that I've shown during the last conference.
>
I don'
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