AdoDB
Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 1:54 am
I've used it extensively in the past, mostly in commercial applications so customers can port from DB to DB and no other reason.
I'm in need of a custom database abstraction layer, so I thought I'd look into AdoDB to get some ideas...
The implementation is alot more complex than I would assume for a abstraction layer...
I'm aware it has or offers some advantages (like recordsets, etc) but what else are they doing other than just providing a generic API?
Are transactions provided even with non-supporting DB's???
Anyone familiar with the internals of AdoDB so I don't have to read the code myself?
How about a plain vanilla abstraction layer and nothing more...that I can use for ideas?
Although I was thinking of using recordsets
Cheers
I'm in need of a custom database abstraction layer, so I thought I'd look into AdoDB to get some ideas...
The implementation is alot more complex than I would assume for a abstraction layer...
I'm aware it has or offers some advantages (like recordsets, etc) but what else are they doing other than just providing a generic API?
Are transactions provided even with non-supporting DB's???
Anyone familiar with the internals of AdoDB so I don't have to read the code myself?
How about a plain vanilla abstraction layer and nothing more...that I can use for ideas?
Although I was thinking of using recordsets
Cheers