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Maybe we can reach compatibility with different databases by using OOP 
STEP 1) Write classess for every needed database (for example - 
mysql_class.php, mssql_class.php, anydatabase_class.php...). Methods 
(functions) in these classes we have to name equal (for example, 
method db_connect() must be in every class). In these classes we may 
write methods:
  a) db_connect() - method to connect and login db, select database
  b) db_make_recordset() - method to execute an sql query.
  c) db_close() - to close connection
Actually we have to set $dataset class variable which will store our 
result of sql query (its like '$dataset = mysql_query("select * from 
tbl")'). This variable we have to set in db_make_recordset() method.

STEP 2) Use classes.
We only write code:
for mysql -
     include(mysql_class.php);
     $page = new page();
     $page->db_connect(host,user,password);
     $page->db_make_recordset(sqlquery);
     while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($page->dataset, MYSQL_ASSOC)) {
         printf ("ID: %s  Name: %s", $row["id"], $row["name"]);
     }
     $page->close();
for anydatabase - 
     include(ANYDATABASE_class.php); // WE HAVE TO CHANGE ONLY THIS
     $page = new page_class(); 
     $page->db_connect(host,user,password);
     $page->db_make_recordset(sqlquery);
     while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($page->dataset, MYSQL_ASSOC)) {
         printf ("ID: %s  Name: %s", $row["id"], $row["name"]);
     }
     $page->close();

That's all of my proposition.
Best Regards. nw.

On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 20:07:20 -0800
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>Reply-To: <bro...@fr...>
>From: "BrokenClock" <bro...@fr...>
>To: "Jacek Olszak" <e-k...@wp...>
>Cc: "ES-devel" <err...@li...>
>Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 15:40:20 +0100
>Subject: [ErrorSystem-devel] RE: RE: ErrorSystem - proposal
>
>Ok. Could you planned when this db layer should work for MySQL?
>I think we can developp ES with it if it supports MySQL, and waiting 
>for =
>the
>support of the ohers databases.
>Maybe should you use a prefix for your functions, something like udbl
>(Universal DataBase Layer), so you should have udbl_connect and so 
>on? or
>usql (Universal SQL Layer)?
>I think this particular feature should interessed other people, so 
>maybe =
>you
>should find a way to published it more largely.
>About that, I may be able to test on Microsoft SQL Server soon (not 
>my
>choice, you bet).
>
>Have fun, guys,
>
>Stephane
>
>> -----Message d'origine-----
>> De : Jacek Olszak [mailto:e-k...@wp...]
>> Envoy=E9 : jeudi 18 d=E9cembre 2003 13:07
>> A : bro...@fr...
>> Objet : RE: RE: ErrorSystem - proposal
>>
>>
>> Dnia 17-12-2003 o godz. 14:07 BrokenClock napisal(a):
>> > I think it could be a very good idea. But I don't know how to
>> do it, and ,
>> > in particular, how to test it.
>>   I decide to write this class. It's very simple. It has methods
>> like connect(), executeQuery(), getResultsObject() etc. These
>> methods are similar to mysql_connect, mysql_query etc. but they
>> work on all databases. The class read from some.ini file the type
>> of database and when some of class method is invoke the class
>> decide what function to use (for example mysql_connect or 
>>mssql_connect=
>).
>>
>>
>> --------------------------------------------------
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>>
>>
>>
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>Message: 2
>Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 08:53:48 -0600 (CST)
>Subject: Re: [ErrorSystem-devel] RE: RE: ErrorSystem - proposal
>From: son...@ss...
>To: bro...@fr...
>Cc: "Jacek Olszak" <e-k...@wp...>,
>     "ES-devel" <err...@li...>
>
>Actaully, this is what I've been coding as a class. I'm not sure if 
>you
>are familer with classes (the PHP documentation isn't very clear on 
>them
>either), but basically, it's a list of functions. So this class could 
>have
>function a(), and function b(). Now to access it I would do something 
>liek
>this:
>
><?php
>class db {
>  function a() {
>    echo "test"
>}
>function b(){ echo test };
>}
>
>$db = new db
>$db->a // function a
>$db->b // function b
>}
>?>
>
>In other words, classes let someone make a function list, then it 
>gets
>automatically prefixed. I don't like the idea of using MS-SQL, as 
>it's
>syntax is not very compatiable with MySQL, and I don't have a PC I 
>could
>use to help develop it. If we need to support both without goes 
>through
>preg_replace hell to make them compatiable, we need to store the 
>querys
>for each database in seperate files and then every time we need to 
>use a
>query, we'll load it from the query file. That way, we can make it 
>work
>with almost any database as all the queries could easily be changed, 
>but
>it will make coding alot harder.
>
>> Ok. Could you planned when this db layer should work for MySQL?
>> I think we can developp ES with it if it supports MySQL, and waiting 
>>for
>> the
>> support of the ohers databases.
>> Maybe should you use a prefix for your functions, something like 
>>udbl
>> (Universal DataBase Layer), so you should have udbl_connect and so 
>>on? or
>> usql (Universal SQL Layer)?
>> I think this particular feature should interessed other people, so 
>>maybe
>> you
>> should find a way to published it more largely.
>> About that, I may be able to test on Microsoft SQL Server soon (not 
>>my
>> choice, you bet).
>>
>> Have fun, guys,
>>
>> Stephane
>>
>>> -----Message d'origine-----
>>> De : Jacek Olszak [mailto:e-k...@wp...]
>>> Envoyй : jeudi 18 dйcembre 2003 13:07
>>> A : bro...@fr...
>>> Objet : RE: RE: ErrorSystem - proposal
>>>
>>>
>>> Dnia 17-12-2003 o godz. 14:07 BrokenClock napisal(a):
>>> > I think it could be a very good idea. But I don't know how to
>>> do it, and ,
>>> > in particular, how to test it.
>>>   I decide to write this class. It's very simple. It has methods
>>> like connect(), executeQuery(), getResultsObject() etc. These
>>> methods are similar to mysql_connect, mysql_query etc. but they
>>> work on all databases. The class read from some.ini file the type
>>> of database and when some of class method is invoke the class
>>> decide what function to use (for example mysql_connect or
>>> mssql_connect).
>>>
>>>
>>> --------------------------------------------------
>>> 'Zіe zachowanie' wyrazem buntu mіodego pokolenia.
>>> Widowisko muzyczne juї do obejrzenia!
>>> http://muzyka.wp.pl/imprezy.html?idn=799
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
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>Message: 3
>Reply-To: <bro...@fr...>
>From: "BrokenClock" <bro...@fr...>
>To: <son...@ss...>
>Cc: "ES-devel" <err...@li...>
>Subject: RE: TR: RE: [ErrorSystem-devel] home page little update
>Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 17:29:00 +0100
>
>About cvs : well, I had no time to test it again, but, I've check 
>this pa=
>ge
>: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/errorsystem/ErrorSystem/ and 
>I ca=
>n
>see now the files I have upload using TortoiseCVS feww weeks ago. So 
>it
>seems working, but the page may take some time to update. And I can't
>understand why McTails haven't seen them when he browsed the tree.
>About my work : well, when I was hired here, we had a critical 
>process,
>mixing VB and DOS batch files. It was a Mess! One day, we had another
>client. So we had to upgrade the process. So I put away this mess and 
>wri=
>tte
>some PHP. This proccess is so critical for us that we need a very 
>good er=
>ror
>management. So came the idear of ES. Thinking about, I found it was a 
>goo=
>d
>idear, and may be useful for other people. And I thought that they 
>could
>help me to make it better. So, I published on SourceForge. You know 
>then =
>the
>history.
>
>I think I have now endly answer to most part of your mail. I hope I 
>haven=
>'t
>forgot something.
>
>Have fun, guys,
>
>Stephane
>
>> -----Message d'origine-----
>> De : son...@ss... [mailto:son...@ss...]
>> Envoy=E9 : vendredi 12 d=E9cembre 2003 22:00
>> =C0 : bro...@fr...
>> Cc : ES-devel
>> Objet : Re: TR: RE: [ErrorSystem-devel] home page little update
>>
>>
>> Mostly right, but I was infering as MySQL as the default as it 
>>supports
>> republiation, and has tools to make altering tables alot easier then
>> SQLite. I think that what should be done is that a crontab event 
>>(the
>> crontab is a way to run programs at a certian time on *NIXs). That 
>>cron=
>tab
>> would do a data-only dump of the MySQL tables, backup the current 
>>SQLit=
>e
>> database, and then recreate it using CREATE TABLE statements and the
>> INSERT data. Also, you can use SQLite with PHP 4, it's available as 
>>a P=
>ECL
>> module, and I have it running on my local copy of PHP. Anyway, as 
>>now I
>> have some desgin, I'm going to write the Database API, so it will be 
>>ea=
>sy
>> to use the rollover. As an additional option, maybe we should add it 
>>so=
> it
>> can rollover to something else before SQLite, like a backup server ? 
>>Al=
>so,
>> what should the file layout for this problem be ?. I was going to 
>>put t=
>he
>> database layer in, as well as the default schema:
>>
>> errorsystem/include/db/db-mysql.php
>> errorsystem/include/db/schema/base-mysql.sql
>>
>> Also, what does this mean for this project now that you can do it at 
>>yo=
>ur
>> workplace ? Will they adapt it once we get a working version ?. 
>>Stephan=
>e,
>> can you please send me what code you have so I can get it into CVS.
>>
>> Also, here is some information about using WinCVS with SSH.
>> http://minimal.cx/wincvsssh.php
>>
>> However, once you run this part:
>> ---
>> Now log into the remote machine, and add this ID to the trusted 
>>hosts f=
>ile
>> [1]:
>>
>> ssh -l <user> <remote_host>
>> cat id_dsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys
>> rm id_dsa.pub
>> --
>>
>> Do this:
>> While still at the command prompt, type cat id_dsa.pub and copy the 
>>lin=
>es
>> it generates (it should start with ssh-dss), and then copy that into 
>>yo=
>ur
>> Public Key Management on the SourceForge User page. Once it syncs 
>>itsel=
>f
>> back to the CVS/Shell server, you should be able to get into CVS. 
>>Then
>> follow the rest of the directions starting with wincvs setup.
>>
>> Two notes:
>> I'm loading this project into XCode (The Mac OS X Coder IDE), so 
>>it's
>> going to put some additional files into the directory, but they 
>>won't
>> interfer with anything (though we would have to remove them before 
>>maki=
>ng
>> a release). Second, I'm going to write a Linux shell script that 
>>will
>> strip out the .DS_Store files Mac OS X likes to leave behind, but 
>>they
>> will be there, floating in the CVS files but you can safely ingore 
>>them.
>> >
>> > Hi McTails,
>> >
>> >> -----Message d'origine-----
>> >> De : err...@li...
>> >> [mailto:err...@li...]De la part 
>>de
>> >> son...@ss...
>> >> Envoy=E9 : vendredi 5 d=E9cembre 2003 21:32
>> >> =C0 : bro...@fr...
>> >> Cc : son...@ss...; ES-devel
>> >> Objet : RE: [ErrorSystem-devel] home page little update
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> It's McTails, sorry if I mispelt it :-P.
>> >
>> > Sorry, I have misunderstood...
>> >
>> >> I never figured that ES would be
>> >> used as a way to report MySQL errors as it already has a good
>> >> errorsystem.
>> >
>> > So do I. But I was thinking about ES should be used for advanced 
>>erro=
>r
>> > reporting when a system uses MySQL. Imagine a PHP script, run 
>>regular=
>y
>> > with
>> > the commandline (every 10 minutes for exemple), using MySQL to 
>>store
>> > datas.
>> > The db server is down, so the query fails. PHP will prompt the
>> error, and
>> > it
>> > should be log with a redirection. And this error should run for a 
>>lon=
>g
>> > time,
>> > since someone looks in the log file. I think ES should be used to 
>>sen=
>d a
>> > mail to the admin on the first the error appends. In fact, it 
>>exactel=
>y a
>> > feature I require. I should do that in the original script, but I 
>>cou=
>ld
>> > also
>> > do everything I need in the script, but it should so better to do 
>>thi=
>s
>> > with
>> > ES
>> >
>> >> Anyway, the CVS respiorty is empty and I find that a bunch of 
>>Window=
>s
>> >> CVS
>> >> clients just don't report errors when using SSH.
>> > Shit!
>> >>WinCVS doesn't report
>> >> that it can't find putty, and it seems to appear working with
>> >> everything.
>> >> Remember that you must have your public key(s) upload to SF.net.
>> > How can I do that?
>> >> Also the
>> >> CVS script is not part of SF itself, it's a seperate one called 
>>cvsw=
>eb
>> >> (this I know because I run a private local SF.net server).
>> > Nice!
>> >
>> >>What a
>> >> possiabile solution to do is to wait for PHP5, as it will be 
>>includi=
>ng
>> >> SQLite, a file based SQL system that doesn't require a server.
>> > I don't know much about SQLite, but one of the soft I use (bacula 
>>:
>> > www.bacula.org, a nice backup soft!), uses it, and it seems to
>> works well.
>> >>What could
>> >> be done is a. Data from MySQL is copied to SQLite at various
>> times b. We
>> >> use SQLite be default unless the user chooses otherwise c. We use 
>>it
>> >> seperate as a manual failback.
>> > So, if I understood well : SQLite as default, MySQL as an option, 
>>wit=
>h a
>> > backup on SQLite. And we should begin with MySQL only, waiting
>> for PHP5. I
>> > think I can agreed that.
>> >> Regrads,
>> >> McTails
>> >> Regrads,
>> >> Sonic McTails
>> >
>> > Regards,
>> >
>> > Stephane
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > -------------------------------------------------------
>> > This SF.net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials.
>> > Become an expert in LINUX or just sharpen your skills.  Sign up
>> for IBM's
>> > Free Linux Tutorials.  Learn everything from the bash shell to
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>> >
>>
>>
>
>
>
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>
>Message: 4
>Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 14:15:26 -0600 (CST)
>Subject: RE: TR: RE: [ErrorSystem-devel] home page little update
>From: son...@ss...
>To: bro...@fr...
>Cc: son...@ss...,
>     "ES-devel" <err...@li...>
>
>I need to move those files into folders, so once i get home today, 
>I'll
>download them, and remove them from there, and put them in there 
>proper
>place (unforanilty, CVS doesn't allow you to move files :( so it's a 
>real
>pain). I should have the DB class done. One note: I was doing reading 
>on
>proper file nameing, and it's recommend that all things are in 
>lowercase
>for filenames, folders, and tables unless you have a good release as 
>it
>appears to be a cheap marketing ploy if we did. Anyway, thats how I 
>do my
>coding usually but I'll do it however you want it. Also, congras. on
>getting CVS to work :). I have no idea why I couldn't see it when I
>browsed the CVS repositry, but now my computer can see them and I've
>checked out the errorsystem project. Very important note when using 
>CVS:
>leave good logs, other developers will love you for it. Anyway, since 
>I
>will have so much free time, I might actually write enough code to 
>get the
>backend working somewhat that we would primative system, but aleast 
>we
>could prove it works. I don't think there would be any interface, but 
>it
>would work :). I think that would be the first goal: getting a 
>working
>system. THen we need to get a decent adminestrative database system, 
>and
>from there, make it skinable so it can be enbeeded, etc.
>SMT
>
>> About cvs : well, I had no time to test it again, but, I've check 
>>this
>> page
>> : http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/errorsystem/ErrorSystem/ and 
>>I can
>> see now the files I have upload using TortoiseCVS feww weeks ago. So 
>>it
>> seems working, but the page may take some time to update. And I 
>>can't
>> understand why McTails haven't seen them when he browsed the tree.
>> About my work : well, when I was hired here, we had a critical 
>>process,
>> mixing VB and DOS batch files. It was a Mess! One day, we had 
>>another
>> client. So we had to upgrade the process. So I put away this mess 
>>and
>> writte
>> some PHP. This proccess is so critical for us that we need a very 
>>good
>> error
>> management. So came the idear of ES. Thinking about, I found it was 
>>a good
>> idear, and may be useful for other people. And I thought that they 
>>could
>> help me to make it better. So, I published on SourceForge. You know 
>>then
>> the
>> history.
>>
>> I think I have now endly answer to most part of your mail. I hope I
>> haven't
>> forgot something.
>>
>> Have fun, guys,
>>
>> Stephane
>>
>>> -----Message d'origine-----
>>> De : son...@ss... [mailto:son...@ss...]
>>> Envoyй : vendredi 12 dйcembre 2003 22:00
>>> А : bro...@fr...
>>> Cc : ES-devel
>>> Objet : Re: TR: RE: [ErrorSystem-devel] home page little update
>>>
>>>
>>> Mostly right, but I was infering as MySQL as the default as it 
>>>supports
>>> republiation, and has tools to make altering tables alot easier then
>>> SQLite. I think that what should be done is that a crontab event 
>>>(the
>>> crontab is a way to run programs at a certian time on *NIXs). That
>>> crontab
>>> would do a data-only dump of the MySQL tables, backup the current 
>>>SQLite
>>> database, and then recreate it using CREATE TABLE statements and the
>>> INSERT data. Also, you can use SQLite with PHP 4, it's available as 
>>>a
>>> PECL
>>> module, and I have it running on my local copy of PHP. Anyway, as 
>>>now I
>>> have some desgin, I'm going to write the Database API, so it will be
>>> easy
>>> to use the rollover. As an additional option, maybe we should add it 
>>>so
>>> it
>>> can rollover to something else before SQLite, like a backup server ?
>>> Also,
>>> what should the file layout for this problem be ?. I was going to 
>>>put
>>> the
>>> database layer in, as well as the default schema:
>>>
>>> errorsystem/include/db/db-mysql.php
>>> errorsystem/include/db/schema/base-mysql.sql
>>>
>>> Also, what does this mean for this project now that you can do it at
>>> your
>>> workplace ? Will they adapt it once we get a working version ?.
>>> Stephane,
>>> can you please send me what code you have so I can get it into CVS.
>>>
>>> Also, here is some information about using WinCVS with SSH.
>>> http://minimal.cx/wincvsssh.php
>>>
>>> However, once you run this part:
>>> ---
>>> Now log into the remote machine, and add this ID to the trusted 
>>>hosts
>>> file
>>> [1]:
>>>
>>> ssh -l <user> <remote_host>
>>> cat id_dsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys
>>> rm id_dsa.pub
>>> --
>>>
>>> Do this:
>>> While still at the command prompt, type cat id_dsa.pub and copy the
>>> lines
>>> it generates (it should start with ssh-dss), and then copy that into
>>> your
>>> Public Key Management on the SourceForge User page. Once it syncs 
>>>itself
>>> back to the CVS/Shell server, you should be able to get into CVS. 
>>>Then
>>> follow the rest of the directions starting with wincvs setup.
>>>
>>> Two notes:
>>> I'm loading this project into XCode (The Mac OS X Coder IDE), so 
>>>it's
>>> going to put some additional files into the directory, but they 
>>>won't
>>> interfer with anything (though we would have to remove them before
>>> making
>>> a release). Second, I'm going to write a Linux shell script that 
>>>will
>>> strip out the .DS_Store files Mac OS X likes to leave behind, but 
>>>they
>>> will be there, floating in the CVS files but you can safely ingore 
>>>them.
>>> >
>>> > Hi McTails,
>>> >
>>> >> -----Message d'origine-----
>>> >> De : err...@li...
>>> >> [mailto:err...@li...]De la part 
>>>de
>>> >> son...@ss...
>>> >> Envoyй : vendredi 5 dйcembre 2003 21:32
>>> >> А : bro...@fr...
>>> >> Cc : son...@ss...; ES-devel
>>> >> Objet : RE: [ErrorSystem-devel] home page little update
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> It's McTails, sorry if I mispelt it :-P.
>>> >
>>> > Sorry, I have misunderstood...
>>> >
>>> >> I never figured that ES would be
>>> >> used as a way to report MySQL errors as it already has a good
>>> >> errorsystem.
>>> >
>>> > So do I. But I was thinking about ES should be used for advanced 
>>>error
>>> > reporting when a system uses MySQL. Imagine a PHP script, run 
>>>regulary
>>> > with
>>> > the commandline (every 10 minutes for exemple), using MySQL to 
>>>store
>>> > datas.
>>> > The db server is down, so the query fails. PHP will prompt the
>>> error, and
>>> > it
>>> > should be log with a redirection. And this error should run for a 
>>>long
>>> > time,
>>> > since someone looks in the log file. I think ES should be used to 
>>>send
>>> a
>>> > mail to the admin on the first the error appends. In fact, it 
>>>exactely
>>> a
>>> > feature I require. I should do that in the original script, but I
>>> could
>>> > also
>>> > do everything I need in the script, but it should so better to do 
>>>this
>>> > with
>>> > ES
>>> >
>>> >> Anyway, the CVS respiorty is empty and I find that a bunch of 
>>>Windows
>>> >> CVS
>>> >> clients just don't report errors when using SSH.
>>> > Shit!
>>> >>WinCVS doesn't report
>>> >> that it can't find putty, and it seems to appear working with
>>> >> everything.
>>> >> Remember that you must have your public key(s) upload to SF.net.
>>> > How can I do that?
>>> >> Also the
>>> >> CVS script is not part of SF itself, it's a seperate one called
>>> cvsweb
>>> >> (this I know because I run a private local SF.net server).
>>> > Nice!
>>> >
>>> >>What a
>>> >> possiabile solution to do is to wait for PHP5, as it will be
>>> including
>>> >> SQLite, a file based SQL system that doesn't require a server.
>>> > I don't know much about SQLite, but one of the soft I use (bacula 
>>>:
>>> > www.bacula.org, a nice backup soft!), uses it, and it seems to
>>> works well.
>>> >>What could
>>> >> be done is a. Data from MySQL is copied to SQLite at various
>>> times b. We
>>> >> use SQLite be default unless the user chooses otherwise c. We use 
>>>it
>>> >> seperate as a manual failback.
>>> > So, if I understood well : SQLite as default, MySQL as an option, 
>>>with
>>> a
>>> > backup on SQLite. And we should begin with MySQL only, waiting
>>> for PHP5. I
>>> > think I can agreed that.
>>> >> Regrads,
>>> >> McTails
>>> >> Regrads,
>>> >> Sonic McTails
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>>> > Regards,
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