Hi, I am having some trouble getting the numRows() method to work like I want it to in the oracle driver. 1) Right now numRows() works the Metabase way of...
... the ... result, ... in ... Could that be fixed by simply storing the query in an array with the resource handle as an index? ... might ... Well that is...
Hello, ... Metabase handles this circumstance properly. I am not sure what was lost in your MDB port. ... That is the way most high end databases work, not...
Hi All, For what it's worth, I ran into something like this when using Oracle with Metabase and after a quick read through the Metabase manual it was clear...
Hello, ... Memory is not the greatest problem because when you buffer rows in advance to count all rows and then get the rows to your application variables all...
Hello, ... The way I see it, Lukas is trying to make it work differently in hope to improve the use of a function that is being explicitly discouraged in the...
... driver ... dealing ... to ... aware ... I know it is discouraged in the Metabase docs. I was just trying to get a better understanding of this issue, ...
... the ... has ... lost ... Yes I know it does. I also know why it does not work in MDB. This what the above explanation of 1) tries to make clear. I was...
Hello, ... What you need to know is that when the API does result set buffering like MySQL does, the whole result set is retrieved to some memory space that...
Hello, ... Row seeks should not be expensive as they only represent updates in internal pointers that determine from where the data will be fetch next. What is...
... driver ... space ... issue ... Ok. ... of ... But that creates memory issues for large result sets. As you point out these already exist for mysql. But why...
Hello, ... We are not introducing these issues in Oracle driver, we are just making Oracle driver provide the same features as MySQL driver. ... That is not...
... just ... have ... Well I don't remember how this is handled in Metabase, but in MDB/DB the result set is freed after the bulk fetching. So once the entire...
Hello, ... It is the same thing but the problem is that until the result set is freed you will be occupying the memory for the result set buffer and the ...
Hello, ... I think I will need to make any subsequent queries fail if there is still an opened unbuffered query. I need to think more about this but I can't...
Hello, ... Yes but the problme is for instance with mysql_query() function that internally buffers the query results. If after that you copy the whole result...
... So far I have left the native datatypes to be exactly what metabases uses. Manuel usually makes very educated decisions. However the times do change and so...
Hello, ... Lucas is right, there is always a good reason for having a certain implementation of certain features in Metabase. The reason why Metabase MySQL...
Hi, I am just poking for feedback on the 1.1.2RC1 release. I would like to know if any of you people who reported problems in the 1.1.1 release can verify that...
Hi, so are there any more issues in MDB? I just released 1.1.2-RC2 which fixes the issues with setOption and getOption. There were also some minor fixes to the...
Hello, ... For the exact reason that the LOB interface provides access to streamed data. Appending data makes the scripts spend much more memory. If you have a...
Hi, I am having trouble finding the place where the in_transaction property is set. I just see that the default is false and that its being called in a few ...
Hello, ... RegisterTransactionShutdown function in metabase_database.php . -- Regards, Manuel Lemos Free ready to use OOP components written in PHP ...
Aside from comments I was also begging for +1's :-) Regards, Lukas PS: as binarycloud or metabase users might also be interested in this I am also forwarding...
Hello, ... I already thought of this but did not see much point in moving to a separate package, except in the scope of PEAR. Since Metabase itself has no...
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Alex Black
enigma@...
Jun 20, 2003 10:04 pm
... Great! ... Erh? Oh. Wait, like read in a SQL schema from a DB and write out XML, and use that XML to create that schema on a new DB? heheheheh ... HARR!...
