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database api £¿
May 01, 2009
dolive
Re: database api?
May 01, 2009
Steve Teale
May 01, 2009
Sean Kelly
May 02, 2009
Steve Teale
May 01, 2009
Why up to now return didn't an is like the jdbc or the ado.net such database  api £¿

thank's


dolive
May 01, 2009
dolive Wrote:

> Why up to now return didn't an is like the jdbc or the ado.net such database  api £¿
> 
> thank's
> 
> 
> dolive

More specifically, has anyone done anything under a liberal license that implements the MySQL interface? That would save me a bunch of work!


May 01, 2009
== Quote from Steve Teale (steve.teale@britseyeview.com)'s article
> dolive Wrote:
> > Why up to now return didn't an is like the jdbc or the ado.net such database  api £¿
> >
> > thank's
> >
> >
> > dolive
> More specifically, has anyone done anything under a liberal license that implements the MySQL interface?
That would save me a bunch of work!

I've got a simple api that uses odbc.  Not sure if that would fit the bill. Also, have you looked at DDBI on dsource?
May 02, 2009
Sean Kelly Wrote:

> > More specifically, has anyone done anything under a liberal license that implements the MySQL interface?
> That would save me a bunch of work!
> 
> I've got a simple api that uses odbc.  Not sure if that would fit the bill. Also, have you looked at DDBI on dsource?

Thanks Sean.

I have actually done an ODBCD, but I have this urge to create something small and fast that will do a limited subset of MySQL.