Re: [gnome-db] Minor API change and MySQL [update/delete]_row



> > end users".  This include all of the following examples you've been
> > using,
> > 
> >     any data model implementation. ... They can be created, if wanted,
> >     byan application using libgda.
> > 
> >     yes, but data models can be implemented by anything, not only by
> >     providers.
> > 
> >     a program could want to create its own data-model-based class, for
> >     instance.
> > 
> >     if they are implementing a data model.
> > 
> >     Any app can create its data model-based class, and in that case it
> >     will need those functions.
> > 
> > What I'm asking is separate headers for PRVD functions.  These headers
> > will be public, i.e. can be #included by the end users.
> > 
> yes, I understood from the beginning :-) 

You have been using this "user code managing data" as a counter
example again and again (at least 5 times).  So I didn't realize that
you understood this from the beginning.

You've provided several new arguments in your latest e-mail.  I don't
have a good case against some of those arguments so I will agree that
these functions will stay in just one header file.



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