Changes for page Database Compatibility and Comparisons-FrontBase
Last modified by John Huss on 2010/07/23 14:35
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edited by smmccraw
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To version 4.1
edited by David Holt
on 2008/05/12 19:07
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... ... @@ -1,11 +1,32 @@ 1 1 FrontBase is now available for free. Please see the FrontBase website [[http://www.frontbase.com]] for details. 2 2 3 +---- 4 + 5 +**Useful SQL commands in FrontBase** 6 + 7 +{{code value="sql"}} 8 + 9 +// writes an ascii backup of your database 10 +write all output(dir='/path/to/export/dir', type = 'FrontBase', content=true); 11 + 12 +// creates a database from the exported files that results from the previous command 13 +SCRIPT <path-to-export-directory>/schema.sql; 14 + 15 +// to rename a table 16 +alter table name Item to ItemArchive; 17 + 18 +{{/code}} 19 + 20 +If you don't use type='FrontBase', you end up losing precision on your timestamp columns, which can really suck. 21 + 22 +---- 23 + 3 3 A first experience with FrontBase, WO 5.3.1 and MacOSX 10.4.6 4 4 5 5 Make sure you have the FrontBase jdbc connector accessible from your WebObjects applications. I placed mine in /Library/Java/Extensions/ 6 6 Make sure that the FrontBasePlugIn.framework is located in /Library/Java/Frameworks 7 7 Make sure that you have added the framework to your project or you will not be able to establish a connection to your database, even though you'll be able to see your database from EOModeler. 8 -If you haven't yet assigned a User/Password combination to your database, you still must include User information in order for the connection to be established. Use //system to get started. The URL for basic connection is: jdbc:FrontBase:~/~/localhost/my_database_name//29 +If you haven't yet assigned a User/Password combination to your database, you still must include User information in order for the connection to be established. Use system to get started. The URL for basic connection is: jdbc:FrontBase:~/~/localhost/my_database_name 9 9 10 10 The documentation available at the Frontbase site is very complete. The only gotcha was that I was left with the impression the framework was only necessary for WebObjects 4.5 and below. This is not the case, you have to install and include it for WO 5 projects too. 11 11 ... ... @@ -13,12 +13,10 @@ 13 13 14 14 In most cases the datatypes are exactly the same. Here are the FrontBase equivalents for common datatypes in MySQL that are different: 15 15 16 -TEXT ~-~-> CLOB37 +TEXT -> CLOB 17 17 18 -DATETIME ~-~-> TIMESTAMP39 +DATETIME -> TIMESTAMP 19 19 20 -INT ~-~-> INTEGER41 +INT -> INTEGER 21 21 22 -MEDIUMBLOB ~-~-> BLOB 23 - 24 -Category:WebObjects 43 +MEDIUMBLOB -> BLOB