Fw: Re: R: R: UDBC ODBC
Hi Lorenzo, thanks - I'll see what I can do over weekends, I'll have some regular time to seriously look into it in a couple of months. Do you possibly know (or anyone) if this implementation can be used together with Glorp? And more generally, are there any intentions and guidance in the Pharo community of how to proceed toward a stronger support for database connectivity - specifically, whether to put our efforts into Torsten's UDBC ODBC or Diego's ODBC ... Best wishes, Tomaz ------ Original Message ------ From: "Lorenzo Schiavina" <lorenzo@edor.it> To: "Tomaž Turk" <tomaz.turk@ef.uni-lj.si> Sent: 21. 03. 2019 15:40:35 Subject: R: R: [Pharo-users] UDBC ODBC
Hi Tomaz,
you are right; it does not work with Pharo 7 (I do not know why); I use it with Pharo 4.
This one is a remake of Diego Gomez.
I have the idea to port it to Pharo 7, but at present I have not time do it.
Please, keep me informed if you port it in Pharo 7 or you are able to use it.
At present, I find it quite good for may needs.
Ciao
Lorenzo
Hi Tomaz, sorry, but I have not knowledge about your questions. I use ODBC because I have integrated an application written in Smalltalk/V (that has no connection to WEB) with some extensions into Pharo for WEB applications. So, it is easy to expand my local application into WEB, referencing to a single DB. Lorenzo Da: Pharo-users [mailto:pharo-users-bounces@lists.pharo.org] Per conto di Tomaž Turk Inviato: venerdì 22 marzo 2019 10:47 A: Any question about pharo is welcome Oggetto: [Pharo-users] Fw: Re: R: R: UDBC ODBC Hi Lorenzo, thanks - I'll see what I can do over weekends, I'll have some regular time to seriously look into it in a couple of months. Do you possibly know (or anyone) if this implementation can be used together with Glorp? And more generally, are there any intentions and guidance in the Pharo community of how to proceed toward a stronger support for database connectivity - specifically, whether to put our efforts into Torsten's UDBC ODBC or Diego's ODBC ... Best wishes, Tomaz ------ Original Message ------ From: "Lorenzo Schiavina" <lorenzo@edor.it> To: "Tomaž Turk" <tomaz.turk@ef.uni-lj.si> Sent: 21. 03. 2019 15:40:35 Subject: R: R: [Pharo-users] UDBC ODBC Hi Tomaz, you are right; it does not work with Pharo 7 (I do not know why); I use it with Pharo 4. This one is a remake of Diego Gomez. I have the idea to port it to Pharo 7, but at present I have not time do it. Please, keep me informed if you port it in Pharo 7 or you are able to use it. At present, I find it quite good for may needs. Ciao Lorenzo
On Fri, Mar 22, 2019 at 09:46:35AM +0000, Tomaž Turk wrote:
Do you possibly know (or anyone) if this implementation can be used together with Glorp?
Glorp has a notion of database platforms, and currently there are MySQLODBCPlatform, OracleODBCPlatform and SQLServerODBCPlatform. (I've not used any of them so no comment on whether they are even functional in Pharo 7 and whatever combination of OS/database product/versions.)
And more generally, are there any intentions and guidance in the Pharo community of how to proceed toward a stronger support for database connectivity - specifically, whether to put our efforts into Torsten's UDBC ODBC or Diego's ODBC ...
Pragmatically, what gets used gets supported. What database product are you connecting to from which OSes? Pierce
Hi Pierce,
Glorp has a notion of database platforms, and currently there are MySQLODBCPlatform, OracleODBCPlatform and SQLServerODBCPlatform. (I've not used any of them so no comment on whether they are even functional in Pharo 7 and whatever combination of OS/database product/versions.) Pragmatically, what gets used gets supported. What database product are you connecting to from which OSes?
I'm interested in connecting to SQL Server from Windows. I checked Glorp and as I understand a database platform includes platform specific elements like data types, specific SQL sentences and such, but for the connection you need a corresponding driver. Best wishes, Tomaz
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