[GLORP] Is there an existing SQLite3Platform?

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[GLORP] Is there an existing SQLite3Platform?

J G

Hi,
In VWNC 7.4.1, I find SQLite3 easy to use as a personal database. STORE with
SQLite3 is simple to set up. Now I want to use it in my apps. Since it needs no
configuring. Backup is very easy, I just send the db file to my mailbox :). But
I'm sorry I can find a SQLite3Platform for GLORP available in the public
repository. And I am not able to create one myself.

Is there any existing code for using SQLite3 database with GLORP? Thanks in advance!

Best Regards,

Jimg
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Best Regards,

Jim G
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Re: [GLORP] Is there an existing SQLite3Platform?

Alan Knight-2
I'm not aware of any. The existing platforms are all included as part of the Glorp distribution. Some of them might have some issues if nobody's testing them regularly :-)

I suspect it would be quite easy to set up, depending if there are any notably weird sql-isms with SQLLite. If it's pretty standards-compliant, then starting from the Ocelot platform would probably work pretty well.

At 01:27 PM 8/29/2006, Jim Guo wrote:

>Hi,
>In VWNC 7.4.1, I find SQLite3 easy to use as a personal database. STORE with
>SQLite3 is simple to set up. Now I want to use it in my apps. Since it needs no
>configuring. Backup is very easy, I just send the db file to my mailbox :). But
>I'm sorry I can find a SQLite3Platform for GLORP available in the public
>repository. And I am not able to create one myself.
>
>Is there any existing code for using SQLite3 database with GLORP? Thanks in advance!
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Jimg
>--
>Best Regards,
>
>Jim G

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J G
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Re: [GLORP] Is there an existing SQLite3Platform?

J G
Alan Knight <knight <at> acm.org> writes:

>
> I'm not aware of any. The existing platforms are all included as part of the
Glorp distribution. Some of them
> might have some issues if nobody's testing them regularly
>
> I suspect it would be quite easy to set up, depending if there are any notably
weird sql-isms with SQLLite. If
> it's pretty standards-compliant, then starting from the Ocelot platform would
probably work pretty well.
>
>...



Thank you. I tried to set it up in my spare time but I'm too new to this field.
If there's no one available I would continue with my trying some day and ask for
help here when questions occur.

Regard,

Jim g

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Re: [GLORP] Is there an existing SQLite3Platform?

Joachim Geidel
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I don't know if this would help, but there is also an SQLite ODBC Driver available from
 http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/html/
There are versions for Windows and Linux (with unixODBC or libiodbc).

Regards,
Joachim Geidel

J G
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Re: [GLORP] Is there an existing SQLite3Platform?

J G
 <joachim.geidel <at> onlinehome.de> writes:

>
> I don't know if this would help, but there is also an SQLite ODBC Driver
available from
>  http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/html/
> There are versions for Windows and Linux (with unixODBC or libiodbc).
>
> Regards,
> Joachim Geidel
>
>

Thanks but there are SQLite3EXDI and StoreForSQLite3 available now on vw public
repository.

Regards,

Jim G