DBRE - is a system for asynchronous point-in-time databases replication. In addition, it can be used for a single transfusion of data between the DBMS
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Some refactorings
Some refactorings
Some rafactorings in df, params and replicator
1. dbre now supports mysql 2. improved implementation of the production of abstract classes Db, Tr and Query
Changelog: 1. Added preprocessor directives to select a supported database in the process of compiling 2. It also added the directive to select source shared_ptr - tr1 or boost. Now, to bring to the boost, without the tr1, you just need to define a variable BOOST. 3. Fixed bug - the inability to record entries in all the fields that contain a NULL, but it's autoincrement. 4. Fixed bug - a violation of reading the data file at high volumes, the assembly made by gcc. As it turned out, using the ifstream.read(char*, 1) to read single char leads to failure of positioning the stream. But in the assembly of MS Visual C++ 2008 are worked correctly :)
Changelog: 1. Added declarations (pure virtual classes) for obdc, postgre and sqlite databases 2. Deleted mssql declaration (it replaced to ODBC) 3. Removed declaration exchange of XML. Because it was a bad idea... Blobs and strings can damage xml. In addition, large XML parsing is too slow. 4. RE::DataBlock and DF::DataBlock now only available through shared_ptr. This eliminates the copying of large amounts of data between parts of the program. 5. Unloading of empty fields now works correctly.
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