Changing DBA, how to make SQL methods to auto-update
HI all I just changed my DBA from PyGres to PoPy. It happens that I have to manually open each SQL Method (old Pygres SQL methods) and hit "save the changes" one by one in order for the new DBA to be recognized. Question is: Is there a way for SQL methods to auto-recognize that the DBA actually changed and automagically update themselves? This would save lots of time, otherwise we got to run through lots and lots of SQL methods across our sites. Any advice is appreciated. Felipe Barousse
On Sat, Feb 17, 2001 at 12:45:09AM -0600, Felipe E. Barousse Boue wrote:
HI all
I just changed my DBA from PyGres to PoPy.
It happens that I have to manually open each SQL Method (old Pygres SQL methods) and hit "save the changes" one by one in order for the new DBA to be recognized.
Question is: Is there a way for SQL methods to auto-recognize that the DBA actually changed and automagically update themselves? This would save lots of time, otherwise we got to run through lots and lots of SQL methods across our sites.
Very good question. I know of no such way, and in fact it is a question of interest inside PoPy/ZPoPyDA itself, as there were some visible API changes in the 1.0 release of ZPoPyDA. I have wondered, but not tried, about exporting the site to XML and using an editor on the XML version.
Any advice is appreciated.
Felipe Barousse
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