Hi all. I am new to SQLObject and I just read through the docs and
started digging into the code some although my knowlege of meta classes
and such needs work. My situation is I have 6 or so fields on the ends
of all my data tables: createdOn, createdBy, modifiedOn, modifiedBy,
owner and tag. What I did in the past was write wrapper functions for
insert, update, delete, etc. that would get the info from the current
session and would add additional where clauses using these fields and/or
update these fields so that I would only be passing the sql that did
what I wanted to do at the time and then the wrapper would automatically
add stuff to the sql to handle these fields. My question is how can I
use SQLObject to update/query using these fields but have it be
transparent to the rest of my sql objects. Ideally I would like this
functionality to be factored out into a base class which derives from
SQLObject. I should then be able to use this as a base for the rest of
my data objects and get the same sort of "transparency" that I had with
my simple wrapper functions. I am not sure if that would work as there
is no stand alone table that has these fields.
I know that SQLObject uses properties, etc. but I was hoping I could get
a nudge in the right direction before I dug too deeply into SQLObject
code. Thanks for reading.
Dan
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