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Burrito
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how about a version for c#? :D
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Burrito wrote:how about a version for c#? :D
Haha... Yeah just go mad and write one for all languages :P

Sorry I don't actually know C# and aren't likely to learn it until it becomes more universal across platforms other than windows :)
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timvw is developing in C# at the moment. Maybe he can fork it?

/ nudges timvw...
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Beautiful :) I have install Virtue Desktops almost first thing since I liked that about Gnome (desktop switching).

Luckily it doesn't take me long to set up a new computer to my needs since I run a pretty bare system anyway :)
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don't suppose you know of anything like adodb for Java do you? the java.sql package sucks. no record count, no last insert id, whacked!
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Pyrite wrote:don't suppose you know of anything like adodb for Java do you? the java.sql package sucks. no record count, no last insert id, whacked!
JDBC/java.sql.* is pretty generic stuff. Seems fine to me. Sorry, I'm not aware of an alternative. You could always build a wrapper around java.sql.* to make what you want :) Could be a little side-project ;)
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