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Fri Jul 3 10:42:10 2009 UTC (5 years, 6 months ago) by
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From Sergei Linev:
1. New static methods to set/get time formatting in TOracleServer
2. Move float format constant for TBufferSQL2 to TSQLServer
3. Use that format in several other appropriate places like TODBCStatement, TOracleRow and so on.
4. Replace sprintf to snprintf calls in several places.
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Mon Mar 30 14:33:07 2009 UTC (5 years, 9 months ago) by
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From Sebastien Ponce and Sergei Linev:
Two little extensions to the ROOT classes dealing with SQL and more
precisely ORACLE Statement and Server :
- added possibility to connect to ORACLE in object mode, by adding to
the connection URL an argument like "?ObjectMode=yes"
- added vector interfaces for numeric data in the sqlStatement class
and its implementation in ORACLE
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Mon Mar 3 00:25:01 2008 UTC (6 years, 10 months ago) by
rdm
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From Andrew Savchenko:
ROOT can not be compiled with gcc-4.3.
Some ROOT source files doesn't contain required #include directives,
for example, they use strlen(), but #include <string.h> is missed or
malloc() is used and #include <stdlib.h> is missed.
Earlier versions of gcc allowed some headers to be included implicitly,
but issued a warning (-Wimplicit-function-declaration). Newer one,
gcc-4.3 denies such silly behaviour: all required headers must be explicitly
included.
Attached patch fixes this. Also it fixes another issue, which disallows
ROOT to compile under gcc-4.3: C functions don't belong to namespace std,
so expressions like std::memcpy() are no longer valid and plain memcpy()
should be used instead.
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Mon Jul 9 18:53:27 2007 UTC (7 years, 6 months ago) by
brun
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trunk/oracle/src/TOracleStatement.cxx
File length: 29249 byte(s)
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From Sergey Linev:
1. New virtual method TSQLStatement::SetMaxFieldSize(). It implemented for now only for Oracle and
specifies maximum size in bytes, which should be used for field in read/write operation.
2. Improved implementation of TOracleStatement::GetBinary method. Now not only BLOB, but also
CLOB, LONG, BFILE, CFILE Oracle datatypes are supported for reading. Fow now BFILE and CFILE
not supported for writing.
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Tue Sep 5 13:37:08 2006 UTC (8 years, 4 months ago) by
brun
Original Path:
trunk/oracle/src/TOracleStatement.cxx
File length: 26502 byte(s)
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previous 15538
From Sergey Linev:
1. Support of date/time/date&time/timestamp data introduced in TSQLStatement
All such data now can be accessed without text conversion.
The following methods can be used:
SetTime()/GetTime() - only time (hour:min:sec),
SetDate()/GetDate() - only date (year-month-day),
SetDatime()/GetDatime() - date and time
SetTimestamp()/GetTimestamp() - timestamp with seconds fraction
For some of these methods TDatime type can be used as parameter / return value.
Be aware, that TDatime supports only dates after 1995-01-01.
There are also methods to get separately year, month, day, hour, minutes and seconds.
2. Support of binary data in TSQLStatement
Most of modern data bases support just binary data, which is
typically has SQL type name 'BLOB'. To access data in such
columns, GetBinary()/SetBinary() methods should be used.
Current implementation supposes, that complete content of the
column must be retrieved at once. Therefore very big data of
gigabytes size may cause a problem.
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Sun Jun 25 18:43:24 2006 UTC (8 years, 7 months ago) by
brun
Original Path:
trunk/oracle/src/TOracleStatement.cxx
File length: 18747 byte(s)
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previous 15511
From Sergey Linev:
1. Support for MySQL version 3.2.x and 4.0 enabled again. For that old MySQL versions TSQLStatement is not supported.
2. Small fix in TSQLFile. With old MySQL versions it does not try to use TSQLStatement class.
3. Enabling/disabling error output for TSQLStatement class.
4. Fix in error handling in TMySQLServer::Statement() method. Previousely error code was not correctly stored.
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Fri Jun 2 14:02:03 2006 UTC (8 years, 7 months ago) by
brun
Original Path:
trunk/oracle/src/TOracleStatement.cxx
File length: 18720 byte(s)
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From Sergey Linev:
1. New methods of TSQLServer class (also for Oracle, MySQL, ODBC):
Exec() - execute query which does not produce any result
GetTablesList() - return list of tables names in data-base independent form
IsTableExists() - check if table of given name exists
GetTableInfo() - returns instance of TSQLTableInfo with list of columns.
2. New methods of TSQLStatement class (also for Oracle, MySQL, ODBC):
IsNull() - checks, if field value is NULL
SetNull() - sets parameter value to NULL
New TSQLTableInfo contains information about table and table columns.
For MySQL additional information like engine type, creation and last update time is provided
New TSQLColumnInfo class contains information about single column from SQL table
Has following methods:
GetTypeName() - field type name in string form as it is reported by correspondent
database method. Some databases providing full type name like "numeric(20)",
other showing only "NUMERIC". As a result, one cannot use this string directly
to create new field of similar types in other table
IsNullable() - says if field value can be NULL or not
GetSQLType() - returns kind of sql type. Possible values:
TSQLServer::kSQL_NONE data type unknown
TSQLServer::kSQL_CHAR CHAR(n) - string with fixed length n
TSQLServer::kSQL_VARCHAR VARCHAR(n) - string with variable length upto n
TSQLServer::kSQL_INTEGER INTEGER, INT, TINYINT - any integer types
TSQLServer::kSQL_FLOAT FLOAT - float value
TSQLServer::kSQL_DOUBLE DOUBLE - double precision value
TSQLServer::kSQL_NUMERIC NUMERIC(n,s), NUMBER(n,s) - numeric values with length and precion
TSQLServer::kSQL_BINARY BLOB, VARBINARY - binary data (vriable or fixed size)
TSQLServer::kSQL_TIMESTAMP TIMESTAMP - time and date stamp
GetSize() - size of field in database. -1 if not known.
GetLength() - length argument in type declaration like CHAR(len) or NUMERIC(len), -1 if not defined
GetScale() - second argument in declarations like NUMERIC(len, s), -1 if not defined
GetSigned() - is type signed(==1) or unsigned(==0), -1 if not defined
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Modified
Mon May 22 08:55:30 2006 UTC (8 years, 8 months ago) by
brun
Original Path:
trunk/oracle/src/TOracleStatement.cxx
File length: 16659 byte(s)
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previous 14675
From Sergei Linev:
1. Error handling is introduced. Now TSQLServer/TSQLStatement returns error code - GetErrorCode()
and message - GetErrorMsg() of last operation.
If desired, error output can be suppressed for TSQLServer. Correspondent changes done in implementation
for Oracle, MySQL, ODBC
2. New methods of TSQLServer class for transactions control: StartTransaction() / Commit() / Rollback().
As desfault implmenetaion in TSQLServer class they corresopnd to SQL "START TRANSACTION", "COMMIT", "ROLLBACK" queries.
For Oracle, MySQL and ODBC specific implmentaion were done while there special methods should be called.
3. Some other new methods of TSQLServer class:
IsSupportStatement() - return kTRUE if plugin has TSQLStatement implementation
GetMaxIdentifierLength() - return maximum allowed length of identifiers
4. Bugfix in TODBCRow class
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