I guess the first widgets that we should create would
be to provide standardSQL functionality through a
multi-purpose widget allowing requests:
- Create databases, tables and indexes
- Connect and Select information
- Insert, Update, Delete
- Grant and Revoke
- Drop tables and indexes
The widget would provide a request entry box and a
result display box.
We must then:
- Specify attributes for the widget.
- Write the code generation routines with wrappers
for both mySql and Postgres.
- Perhaps if there are three of us working on this
we can provide support for ODBC and JDBC as well...
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I guess the first widgets that we should create would
be to provide standardSQL functionality through a
multi-purpose widget allowing requests:
- Create databases, tables and indexes
- Connect and Select information
- Insert, Update, Delete
- Grant and Revoke
- Drop tables and indexes
The widget would provide a request entry box and a
result display box.
We must then:
- Specify attributes for the widget.
- Write the code generation routines with wrappers
for both mySql and Postgres.
- Perhaps if there are three of us working on this
we can provide support for ODBC and JDBC as well...