FreeTDS Development Group

["Lowden, James K" <LowdenJK AT bernstein.com>]

Bill, 

That sounds perfectly marvelous.  I have two requests:

1. update doc/api_status.txt
2. send me your SourceForge ID.

I want to add you to as a developer and give you CVS access, for two
reasons.  

As a practical matter, you need it.  Time was when your patches fit neatly
into a slow-moving codebase.  These days, the base is moving very fast.
You'd have to send "diff -ur" output daily to stay in synch.  

As a technical matter, you're as familiar as anyone now with the logic and
structure of the libraries.  Now that you've elected yourself, you might as
well join the club!

Regards, 

--jkl

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Thompson, Bill D (London) [mailto:ThompBil AT exchange.uk.ml.com]
> Sent: September 26, 2002 12:03 PM
> To: TDS Development Group
> Subject: [freetds] RE: mssql, dynamic query and strings
> 
> 
> James,
> 
> > If you get dynamic queries working, I think we should 
> coordinate with the
> > others and issue a release.  Maybe when Nick is satisfied with error
> > handling and Bill has compute rows working.  Brian already 
> added (or has
> the
> > patch for, not sure) handling of stored procedure output 
> parameters.  Not
> to
> > mention Nick's many fixes, including yesterday's to ct_cancel. 
> 
> It might be a good time to give you an update on this:
> 
> On the compute tokens I have completed the following :
> 
> Coded the wire protocols for the streams that support the 
> "compute" results.
> I've done this for TDS 5 and TDS 7/8. This has meant some not 
> insubstantial
> changes to the tdssocket structure.
> I've got the results and row processing function is token.c 
> to correctly
> interpret and store the data resulting from a compute statement.
> 
> I've coded all the more "atomic" dblib functions that deal 
> with compute
> data. This covers about 10 previously unimplemented functions.
> I've tested these, and created a dblib unit test for them too.
> 
> I've also worked on some of the higher level dblib functions like
> dbnextrow() for example. 
> This now covers the possibilities raised  by compute data and 
> is now pretty
> much to the manual specification.
> There's also a few even higher level dblib functions which in 
> turn call
> dbnextrow(), for example dbprrow() and db
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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