Yes.
I went through the NGpg.tcl package I created from bits and pieces of the ngender framework that
_greg and I built last year. It's a robust package to wrap around pgtcllib.
I cleaned it all up, reordered the procedures, and wrote a doc README. Sweet. Found a couple of tiny bugs, to. Very nice.
I did run into one interesting thing, though. I created two views in PostgreSQL which included an order by clause. When sitting at psql prompt, running selects on these views did exactly what I expected them to do. All is fine, right. No.
When run through the pgtcl library, the order by gets crapped on and the data comes out in a different order. The solution turns out to be easy, but annoying. I tool the order by clause out of the view and added it to the query sent though pgtcllib. that solved the problem.
Tomorrow will be a busy day. I've a call to make in the morning to see if I can get someone to look at our oven. The door won't close all the way. Heavy oven use is causing the knobs to melt!
In the afternoon, I'm training a cast member for Dr. Scott.
In the evening, I will be leading an introduction for HAI.
And then, in the middle of the night, RHPS.
And tomorrow I sleep.
Sunday is Disneyland. Oh yeah.
Love. Love. Love.
Life is simply grand.
PS.
lizetta has some of the cleanest currency in town. :)
I went through the NGpg.tcl package I created from bits and pieces of the ngender framework that
I cleaned it all up, reordered the procedures, and wrote a doc README. Sweet. Found a couple of tiny bugs, to. Very nice.
I did run into one interesting thing, though. I created two views in PostgreSQL which included an order by clause. When sitting at psql prompt, running selects on these views did exactly what I expected them to do. All is fine, right. No.
When run through the pgtcl library, the order by gets crapped on and the data comes out in a different order. The solution turns out to be easy, but annoying. I tool the order by clause out of the view and added it to the query sent though pgtcllib. that solved the problem.
Tomorrow will be a busy day. I've a call to make in the morning to see if I can get someone to look at our oven. The door won't close all the way. Heavy oven use is causing the knobs to melt!
In the afternoon, I'm training a cast member for Dr. Scott.
In the evening, I will be leading an introduction for HAI.
And then, in the middle of the night, RHPS.
And tomorrow I sleep.
Sunday is Disneyland. Oh yeah.
Love. Love. Love.
Life is simply grand.
PS.