Re: gda-sybase: Ongoing developement in cvs
- From: Rodrigo Moya <rodrigo linuxave net>
- To: Brian Bruns <camber ais org>
- Cc: gnome-db-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: gda-sybase: Ongoing developement in cvs
- Date: 30 Oct 2000 09:28:38 -0100
>
>
> On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Holger Thon wrote:
>
> > Nono, a bash and gcc for ms is enough... ;-)
> >
> But who am I to stop someone elses waste..er...use of time? :-)
>
> > Do you have any experiences if the ctlib/dblib based implementations of
> > freetds work with both sybase and ms sql? I see rodrigo's point to minimize
> > the count of providers, when they use the same protocol, so i want to
> > realize it in the tds provider.
>
> Let's see, SQSH (command line sybase query tool), DBD::Sybase (Perl), PHP
> sybase module, SybSQL (qt based query tool), and lots of in-house code
> originally written for Sybase work with freetds against either Sybase or
> MS SQL with no code changes to them. (Of course freetds required changes
> here and there to implement previously missing functionality).
>
> SQSH 1.4 was dblib, 1.5+ is ctlib. DBD::Sybase is ctlib. PHP has both
> dblib and ctlib varients. SybSQL is dblib.
>
> > > I'm intending to see what is missing from freetds to support the provider as
> > > soon as I chase down a couple of bugs and get freetds v0.51 out the door
> > > (I'm way overdue for a release).
> >
> > Will there be also changes to the api, or just bugfixes? :-)
> >
> The changes to the API will be minor (mostly just #define or enum changes)
> and will be compatible at the source level, but definately things will
> need a recompile to go from v0.50 to 0.51. Once I get 0.51 in the can,
> I'm going to be back to making larger changes in the CVS version and
> that'll be the time to make any needed changes for gda-sybase (just
> guessing though...the other possibility is it compiles out of the box and
> works ;-)
>
so, Brian, please enlighten us on this issue (the use of the TDS protocol and
the implementation of the less possible providers).
What do you suggest?
cheers
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