Vivien wrote:
Hi! I've commited the latest improvements I had for libgdasql, libmergeant and mergeant (HEAD). Mergeant is now fairly useable with PostgreSQL, and needs to be tested with other providers. At the moment the following features are implemented: - database table's browsing and content editing - data types browsing and lists of functions using any data type - custom query creation from SQL statement for SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT and DELETE queries (no sub query parsing yet). - for custom queries, it is possible to execute them and they may have some values considered as variables (using a specific SQL extension, see libmergeant's doc about SQL queries). - up to date documentation for libmergeant. Here is a short MUST HAVE list before a 1.0 can be rolled out: - user documentation - visual representation of database constraints - point and click query editor and creation druid - a SQL console - general UI improvements - testing, testing and testing... Please test it and report bugs, ideas, critics, etc Cheers, Vivien
I was going to apply my changes to cvs for libgdasql but then i saw how much our versions have changed and the conflicts. Heres the latest copy from my cvs. It has a better sql support than the older version currently in cvs. But it lacks a number of modifcations you've made like improved.
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