Thread: [Sqlpp-devel] set_fixed method

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Hello,
I have a short question.
What make the "table->set_fixed(true)" mehtod?

Tomek

set_fixed stands for table that already exist in the database and dot not 
need generation of SQL and wrappers.

I'm working on the DAL constantly now. I've added indexes and crypted 
signature of rows :)

At 17:21 8/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:

>Hello,
>I have a short question.
>What make the "table->set_fixed(true)" mehtod?
>
>Tomek
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Hi!

> set_fixed stands for table that already exist in the database and dot 
> not need generation of SQL and wrappers. 

ah, ok.

> I'm working on the DAL constantly now. I've added indexes and crypted 
> signature of rows :)

sounds great :)

I have started to develop a database application using sqlpp.
During work with your Framework I write a documentation in german language.
When I finish prototype for my application and I could share this documents.
With some help of my girlfreind I can translate this documents in 
english language. ;)
The documents have the character of a tutuorial.
When your are interested I could send you a hyperlink afer I finish my 
work.

Tomek

sqlpp is kind of hard to get hands on now so I've started an XML based 
generator that uses xml file to pilot sqlpp. This one will really make 
sqlpp "usable" (by avoiding long compilation times).

I've already got the core of the xml code running but the "expression" part 
is a bit more tricky. Stay tuned :)

At 14:16 10/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:

>Hi!
>
>>set_fixed stands for table that already exist in the database and dot not 
>>need generation of SQL and wrappers.
>
>ah, ok.
>
>>I'm working on the DAL constantly now. I've added indexes and crypted 
>>signature of rows :)
>
>sounds great :)
>
>
>I have started to develop a database application using sqlpp.
>During work with your Framework I write a documentation in german language.
>When I finish prototype for my application and I could share this documents.
>With some help of my girlfreind I can translate this documents in english 
>language. ;)
>The documents have the character of a tutuorial.
>When your are interested I could send you a hyperlink afer I finish my work.
>
>Tomek
>
>
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Jonathan de Halleux wrote:

> sqlpp is kind of hard to get hands on now so I've started an XML based 
> generator that uses xml file to pilot sqlpp. This one will really make 
> sqlpp "usable" (by avoiding long compilation times).
>
Hi Jonathan de Halleux!
Sounds great! Oh, I learned vaintly how to use C++ ;) :)
So mutch about C++ I have not to learn to use sqlpp.

I am bit fear that DAL geneation with a xml schema file will become lots 
of work for you.
You plan to generate stored procedures form the xml file, too?
Can you give to some further details?

I have collected some good experience with nant 
(http://nant.sourceforge.net/) and sqlpp.
Nant helps me to build and put my dal.dll in my project. Additionally I 
use a target witch
executes all sql files for me. So I don't have to do it all time when I 
change my dal.cpp.
I try to extend my buildscript so that  sqlpp.exe will generated 
automatically.
Maybe nant could become a benefit for other sqlpp users when you 
intergrate it ...

Greeting
Tomek

I already have the schema for the table definition and the interpreter is 
up and running :)

If you are up to it, you could write an nant task that does the job :)
I'll upload the files soon.

At 16:24 13/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:

>Jonathan de Halleux wrote:
>
>>sqlpp is kind of hard to get hands on now so I've started an XML based 
>>generator that uses xml file to pilot sqlpp. This one will really make 
>>sqlpp "usable" (by avoiding long compilation times).
>Hi Jonathan de Halleux!
>Sounds great! Oh, I learned vaintly how to use C++ ;) :)
>So mutch about C++ I have not to learn to use sqlpp.
>
>I am bit fear that DAL geneation with a xml schema file will become lots 
>of work for you.
>You plan to generate stored procedures form the xml file, too?
>Can you give to some further details?
>
>I have collected some good experience with nant 
>(http://nant.sourceforge.net/) and sqlpp.
>Nant helps me to build and put my dal.dll in my project. Additionally I 
>use a target witch
>executes all sql files for me. So I don't have to do it all time when I 
>change my dal.cpp.
>I try to extend my buildscript so that  sqlpp.exe will generated 
>automatically.
>Maybe nant could become a benefit for other sqlpp users when you 
>intergrate it ...
>
>Greeting
>Tomek
>
>
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Did you try the new xml based generation ?
At 16:24 13/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:

>Jonathan de Halleux wrote:
>
>>sqlpp is kind of hard to get hands on now so I've started an XML based 
>>generator that uses xml file to pilot sqlpp. This one will really make 
>>sqlpp "usable" (by avoiding long compilation times).
>Hi Jonathan de Halleux!
>Sounds great! Oh, I learned vaintly how to use C++ ;) :)
>So mutch about C++ I have not to learn to use sqlpp.
>
>I am bit fear that DAL geneation with a xml schema file will become lots 
>of work for you.
>You plan to generate stored procedures form the xml file, too?
>Can you give to some further details?
>
>I have collected some good experience with nant 
>(http://nant.sourceforge.net/) and sqlpp.
>Nant helps me to build and put my dal.dll in my project. Additionally I 
>use a target witch
>executes all sql files for me. So I don't have to do it all time when I 
>change my dal.cpp.
>I try to extend my buildscript so that  sqlpp.exe will generated 
>automatically.
>Maybe nant could become a benefit for other sqlpp users when you 
>intergrate it ...
>
>Greeting
>Tomek
>
>
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Batiment Euler , Av. Georges Lemaitre, 4 Tel : +32-10-47 2595
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Yes, I did! Wow :)
Thanks for this help.
This will simplyfy my hole work.
I will sent you the nant bulidscript after weekend.

Have a nice Weekend!

Greeting Tomek

Jonathan de Halleux schrieb:

> Did you try the new xml based generation ?
> At 16:24 13/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:
>
>> Jonathan de Halleux wrote:
>>
>>> sqlpp is kind of hard to get hands on now so I've started an XML 
>>> based generator that uses xml file to pilot sqlpp. This one will 
>>> really make sqlpp "usable" (by avoiding long compilation times).
>>
>> Hi Jonathan de Halleux!
>> Sounds great! Oh, I learned vaintly how to use C++ ;) :)
>> So mutch about C++ I have not to learn to use sqlpp.
>>
>> I am bit fear that DAL geneation with a xml schema file will become 
>> lots of work for you.
>> You plan to generate stored procedures form the xml file, too?
>> Can you give to some further details?
>>
>> I have collected some good experience with nant 
>> (http://nant.sourceforge.net/) and sqlpp.
>> Nant helps me to build and put my dal.dll in my project. Additionally 
>> I use a target witch
>> executes all sql files for me. So I don't have to do it all time when 
>> I change my dal.cpp.
>> I try to extend my buildscript so that  sqlpp.exe will generated 
>> automatically.
>> Maybe nant could become a benefit for other sqlpp users when you 
>> intergrate it ...
>>
>> Greeting
>> Tomek
>>
>>
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Cool, I hope I'll have wrapped the expression by this time so we can 
totally pilot sqlpp from xml.

At 14:50 16/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:

>Yes, I did! Wow :)
>Thanks for this help.
>This will simplyfy my hole work.
>I will sent you the nant bulidscript after weekend.
>
>
>Have a nice Weekend!
>
>Greeting Tomek
>
>Jonathan de Halleux schrieb:
>
>>Did you try the new xml based generation ?
>>At 16:24 13/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:
>>
>>>Jonathan de Halleux wrote:
>>>
>>>>sqlpp is kind of hard to get hands on now so I've started an XML based 
>>>>generator that uses xml file to pilot sqlpp. This one will really make 
>>>>sqlpp "usable" (by avoiding long compilation times).
>>>
>>>Hi Jonathan de Halleux!
>>>Sounds great! Oh, I learned vaintly how to use C++ ;) :)
>>>So mutch about C++ I have not to learn to use sqlpp.
>>>
>>>I am bit fear that DAL geneation with a xml schema file will become lots 
>>>of work for you.
>>>You plan to generate stored procedures form the xml file, too?
>>>Can you give to some further details?
>>>
>>>I have collected some good experience with nant 
>>>(http://nant.sourceforge.net/) and sqlpp.
>>>Nant helps me to build and put my dal.dll in my project. Additionally I 
>>>use a target witch
>>>executes all sql files for me. So I don't have to do it all time when I 
>>>change my dal.cpp.
>>>I try to extend my buildscript so that  sqlpp.exe will generated 
>>>automatically.
>>>Maybe nant could become a benefit for other sqlpp users when you 
>>>intergrate it ...
>>>
>>>Greeting
>>>Tomek
>>>
>>>
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>>
>>
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XML now supports select procedures!

How is the NAnt doing ? I have added xml_generator_lite which hides all the 
C++ stuff. Take a look at SQLppNet if you want to make a MC++ wrapper 
aroudn the xml analyzer.

The Xsd is not up-to-date

At 14:54 16/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:

>Cool, I hope I'll have wrapped the expression by this time so we can 
>totally pilot sqlpp from xml.
>
>At 14:50 16/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:
>
>>Yes, I did! Wow :)
>>Thanks for this help.
>>This will simplyfy my hole work.
>>I will sent you the nant bulidscript after weekend.
>>
>>
>>Have a nice Weekend!
>>
>>Greeting Tomek
>>
>>Jonathan de Halleux schrieb:
>>
>>>Did you try the new xml based generation ?
>>>At 16:24 13/04/2004 +0200, you wrote:
>>>
>>>>Jonathan de Halleux wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>sqlpp is kind of hard to get hands on now so I've started an XML based 
>>>>>generator that uses xml file to pilot sqlpp. This one will really make 
>>>>>sqlpp "usable" (by avoiding long compilation times).
>>>>
>>>>Hi Jonathan de Halleux!
>>>>Sounds great! Oh, I learned vaintly how to use C++ ;) :)
>>>>So mutch about C++ I have not to learn to use sqlpp.
>>>>
>>>>I am bit fear that DAL geneation with a xml schema file will become 
>>>>lots of work for you.
>>>>You plan to generate stored procedures form the xml file, too?
>>>>Can you give to some further details?
>>>>
>>>>I have collected some good experience with nant 
>>>>(http://nant.sourceforge.net/) and sqlpp.
>>>>Nant helps me to build and put my dal.dll in my project. Additionally I 
>>>>use a target witch
>>>>executes all sql files for me. So I don't have to do it all time when I 
>>>>change my dal.cpp.
>>>>I try to extend my buildscript so that  sqlpp.exe will generated 
>>>>automatically.
>>>>Maybe nant could become a benefit for other sqlpp users when you 
>>>>intergrate it ...
>>>>
>>>>Greeting
>>>>Tomek
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>Universite catholique de Louvain
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