Andrus Adamchik wrote:
> Last night I finished most of the work planned for Beta related to stored
> procedure support. This has been tested on Sybase (Sybase stored procedure
cool!
> AFAIK, MySQL does not support stored procedures.
I think that's planned for some future release.
> How about HSQLDB and PostgreSQL?
PostgreSQL might be tricky since it supports writing stored procedures in
several different languages (pl/pgsql, tcl, perl, python, Java via a
third-party SF project). I'm curently busy and wanted to ask Dirk but he
already answered.
HSQLDB might be a quick catch since you can write stored procedures in
Java simply as a regular class with static methods:
http://hsqldb.sourceforge.net/web/hsqlFeatures.html#STORED
One plea..would it be possible to use regular names like
'ProcedureParameter', 'addCallParameter' etc.? I find these abbreviated
names very hard to remember, especially since we don't call Attribute
'Attr' either..I think we can afford the additional characters ;)
Holger
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