[Monetdb-developers] MonetDB/XQuery on Ruby with DataMapper
Darn, just when I decided to announce my port of the monetdb-ruby-sql gem to xquery, you release a fix of your own :P Anyway it's here:
http://github.com/d-snp/ruby-monetdb-xquery
There's still some differences between the official one and mine, I think mine handles errors a bit more gracefully, but it could be I missed something. I will look at the other changes as soon as possible to see if mine has any odd behaviour.
In the following weeks I will be working on making XQuery and MonetDB work on DataMapper (since DataMapper is a nicer framework than ActiveRecord, and also ActiveRecord depends heavily on SQL) If anyone has any comments on this or any questions or would like to help out then please let me hear. I plan on putting the datamapper implementation on github too somewhere this week.
Kind regards, Tinco Andringa
On 30 Nov 2009, at 18:15, Tinco Andringa wrote:
Darn, just when I decided to announce my port of the monetdb-ruby-sql gem to xquery, you release a fix of your own :P Anyway it's here:
Hi Tinco! Nice to hear you are interested in monetdb/ruby :)
There's still some differences between the official one and mine, I think mine handles errors a bit more gracefully, but it could be I missed something. I will look at the other changes as soon as possible to see if mine has any odd behaviour.
I will have a look at your implementation and see if we can merge the effort.
In the following weeks I will be working on making XQuery and MonetDB work on DataMapper (since DataMapper is a nicer framework than ActiveRecord, and also ActiveRecord depends heavily on SQL)
That is also very nice to hear since I am personally fond of DataMapper!
I would suggest to have a look at data objects [0] first, since it seems a unified way to deal with interfaces under DM.
Hey Gabriele, and rest of monetdb-developers,
After a few weeks of inactivity I've resumed work on making datamapper work with MonetDB/XQuery. At the moment the dataobjects layer is working, it can construct a simple xquery and retrieve the results and map them to objects, as demonstrated here: http://pastie.org/781382
I am now working on implementing the other functionality, conditions, joins, creating, inserting and updating records. My primary goal is to use the MonetDB/XQuery as if it were a normal tables+rows-oriented database. (How to really exploit the advantages of XQuery/XML might be a whole new project.)
This is what the XQuery monetdb adapter looks like now: http://github.com/d-snp/ruby-monetdb-xquery/blob/do/lib/monetdb_adapter.rb
For comparison, this is what the standard DataObjectsAdapter looks like (outputting SQL queries): http://github.com/datamapper/dm-core/blob/master/lib/dm-core/adapters/data_o...
I have absolutely zero previous experience with XQuery so if you have any comments or suggestions, XQuery/XQUF snippets or patches they would be very welcome.
Greetings, Tinco Andringa
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 15:25, Gabriele Modena G.Modena@cwi.nl wrote:
On 30 Nov 2009, at 18:15, Tinco Andringa wrote:
Darn, just when I decided to announce my port of the monetdb-ruby-sql gem to xquery, you release a fix of your own :P Anyway it's here:
Hi Tinco! Nice to hear you are interested in monetdb/ruby :)
There's still some differences between the official one and mine, I think mine handles errors a bit more gracefully, but it could be I missed something. I will look at the other changes as soon as possible to see if mine has any odd behaviour.
I will have a look at your implementation and see if we can merge the effort.
In the following weeks I will be working on making XQuery and MonetDB work on DataMapper (since DataMapper is a nicer framework than ActiveRecord, and also ActiveRecord depends heavily on SQL)
That is also very nice to hear since I am personally fond of DataMapper!
I would suggest to have a look at data objects [0] first, since it seems a unified way to deal with interfaces under DM.
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