[Pharo-project] Relational Databases [WAS] Re: Nile tests red - Pharo 1.3
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 10:55 AM, Stéphane Ducasse <stephane.ducasse@inria.fr
wrote:
On May 6, 2011, at 10:44 AM, Alain rastoul wrote:
I used odbc-ffi and they are serious problem with the single threaded vm, you can lock the vm with only 2 connections. That's what I want to check with dbx. I m also interested in glorp.
I would really like to have a good layer build on glorp to support easy CRUDE in Smalltalk The problem of Glorp was that it is a bit heavyweight.
Well...DBXTalk is working on several fronts: 1) Port the new GLorp to Pharo: in fact, Guillermo has already ONLY 15 red tests over 800 :) with the new port. Only with Postgres....but we will move soon to the rest. 2) Guille will continue to port the Glorp Active Record package, which is kind of what you want 3) Santiago is working in a Magritte based tool to describe your model and be able to do easy CRUD. Cheers Mariano
. Sqlite is good for standalone or small apps. I'm talking of small to medium business systems from 1-10 users (small) to 500 (medium) computer users - where customers have dba and other admistrators who impose things like sql server or oracle. Postgresql could be also a player - don't know. I feel that pharo could take a place here with seaside apps
-- Alain_rastoul
-- Mariano http://marianopeck.wordpress.com
I used odbc-ffi and they are serious problem with the single threaded vm, you can lock the vm with only 2 connections. That's what I want to check with dbx. I m also interested in glorp.
I would really like to have a good layer build on glorp to support easy CRUDE in Smalltalk The problem of Glorp was that it is a bit heavyweight.
Well...DBXTalk is working on several fronts:
1) Port the new GLorp to Pharo: in fact, Guillermo has already ONLY 15 red tests over 800 :) with the new port. Only with Postgres....but we will move soon to the rest. 2) Guille will continue to port the Glorp Active Record package, which is kind of what you want 3) Santiago is working in a Magritte based tool to describe your model and be able to do easy CRUD.
Cool. I would really like to see how we can improve Magritte to support some basic container: Association Array OrderedCollection Stef
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 10:58 AM, Mariano Martinez Peck < marianopeck@gmail.com> wrote:
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 10:55 AM, Stéphane Ducasse < stephane.ducasse@inria.fr> wrote:
On May 6, 2011, at 10:44 AM, Alain rastoul wrote:
I used odbc-ffi and they are serious problem with the single threaded vm, you can lock the vm with only 2 connections. That's what I want to check with dbx. I m also interested in glorp.
I would really like to have a good layer build on glorp to support easy CRUDE in Smalltalk The problem of Glorp was that it is a bit heavyweight.
Well...DBXTalk is working on several fronts:
1) Port the new GLorp to Pharo: in fact, Guillermo has already ONLY 15 red tests over 800 :) with the new port. Only with Postgres....but we will move soon to the rest. 2) Guille will continue to port the Glorp Active Record package, which is kind of what you want 3) Santiago is working in a Magritte based tool to describe your model and be able to do easy CRUD.
ups I forgot.. 4) and Gisela is working in a Moose/Glamour based browser for interacting with the database :)
Cheers
Mariano
. Sqlite is good for standalone or small apps. I'm talking of small to medium business systems from 1-10 users (small) to 500 (medium) computer users - where customers have dba and other admistrators who impose things like sql server or oracle. Postgresql could be also a player - don't know. I feel that pharo could take a place here with seaside apps
-- Alain_rastoul
-- Mariano http://marianopeck.wordpress.com
-- Mariano http://marianopeck.wordpress.com
Cool. Looks like really worth to have a look at dbxtalk -- Alain_rastoul
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Alain rastoul -
Mariano Martinez Peck -
Stéphane Ducasse