Fabio schrieb:
No its not. Thats whe whole point. You can always look up context.somewhere[variable].yourzsqlmethods.yourzsqlmethod(params...)
where variable holds the name of the connection folder.
I make an example.
two user:
pippo -> db connection: dbpluto (holds in session in dbname var) pluto -> db connection: dbpippo (holds in session in dbname var)
when pippo call /include/utils/getData I want to execute query using dbpippo when pluto call /include/utils/getData I want to execute query using dbpluto
how can I call getData? in this way: "here/context/SESSION/dbname/include/utils/getData" ?
I think isn't right but I don't know how set "somewhere[variable]" of your example.
This example is completely wrong. First you need to read: http://www.plope.com/Books/2_7Edition/Acquisition.stx and: http://www.plope.com/Books/2_7Edition/BasicScripting.stx You would code your access to the zsql method in a python script. And I dont know why you mess with sessions anyway - if its a user, it has been logged in and you know his/her name via User API (also look into the book) I cant do it all for you :-) You will know how to read my example when your read the book chapters :-) My advice however is to stick to one connection and perhaps use the username as argument for housekeeping or whatever you do. HTH Tino