Re: casting chars to numbers.
IMO NuoDB driver does it right and others are doing it wrong ;) With John's
type-safe properties available on trunk per CAY-1724 it will be easier for the
users to ensure the correct expression argument type:
// since AGE is Property, a user can't pass a String he
On 23/08/12 5:41pm, Malcolm Edgar wrote:
Is this the correct approach. The reason I am using Cayenne 3.0.x, is so I
can perform testing against our applications, which I think is a good way
of verifying this code.
I don't recall seeing much change in the bits of code you are touching from 3.0
Hi Andrus,
Its going pretty well so far. I have a smallish Cayenne web application
running on it with 30 odd tables. The NuoDB JDBC driver is a picky with
types, e.g. if you pass a numeric string value "6418" into a Cayenne query
as the PK, Cayenne will set this in the PreparedStatement as
setObje
Hi Malcolm,
Certainly interested to see how this project goes.
I watched the webinar and I am sure this thing can't be nowhere near ACID. But
as long as it supports joins, has a JDBC driver, and can store more than a few
gigabytes of data, it'll be good enough for many applications :)
Good lu
Hi Tore,
Thanks for that. I have started and it doesn't look to bad so far. The
Cayenne build system is pretty wild however, there is a lot of stuff in
there.
I wrote a simple persistence framework of DynamoDB recently, happy to share
if you are interested. I loved the database as a service conce
Hello.
I did some work on a AWS SimpleDB adapter once using a jdbc driver made by
someone else than AWS. No, DynamoDB is the cool thing and I got bored.
Start with the jdbc driver, a plain NuoDBAdaptor and the cayenne junit
tests[1]. Cayenne uses lots of jdbc metadata that some of the less mat
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the feedback.
In terms of my interest, I have no relationship with NuoDB at all.
The company I work for Avoka Technologies provide a forms hosting platform
for large government and corporates. We use/love Cayenne and support
Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL databases. Generally Or
> which suggests that about 90% of the SQL standard is implemented. I guess the
> real question is which 90%?
Let me complete that: 90% of which revision?
The nice thing about standards is that you have so many to choose from :-)
For SQL, these are:
SQL1 (1986)
SQL-92
SQL:1999
SQL:2003
SQL/XML:2
On 14/08/12 11:32pm, Aristedes Maniatis wrote:
On 14/08/12 10:00pm, Malcolm Edgar wrote:
Hi All,
I am interested in developing a Cayenne Adaptor for the NuoDB database
https://www.nuodb.com/
Its a very interesting database technology for developing scale out / high
availability solutions. The
> Interesting. Their website is full of marketing speak,
> but very light on what makes this database so "revolutionary".
Same impression here.
Seems like they have built a clustered DB engine from scratch.
That's good for throwing out the legacy cruft that all RDBMSes stagger under,
but bad for
On 14/08/12 10:00pm, Malcolm Edgar wrote:
Hi All,
I am interested in developing a Cayenne Adaptor for the NuoDB database
https://www.nuodb.com/
Its a very interesting database technology for developing scale out / high
availability solutions. The stuff that relational databases struggle with.
Hi All,
I am interested in developing a Cayenne Adaptor for the NuoDB database
https://www.nuodb.com/
Its a very interesting database technology for developing scale out / high
availability solutions. The stuff that relational databases struggle with.
Presumably to get started I would need to cr
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