On 01/18/2011 06:35 AM, Shadhin Rahman wrote:
> All,
> NdoUtils is particularly written for mysql and postgres. I am thinking
> about creating a few more connection handles such as oracle, DB2 and
> possibly sybase. I need a few opinions on this subject.
>
> 1) IDoUtils already has oracle support, porting the code to Ndo, is there
> any license restrictions associated with this?
IDOUtils is derived from NDOUtils. Due to the viral clause of GPL, both must
share the same license (GPL). As such, there can be no license issues with
such an endeavour, unless Icinga broke some license clauses when they added
Oracle support.
> 2) NDoUtils has many embaded sql statements, what is your opinion
> restructuring the code and making it modular. I am suggesting decouple the
> queries from application logic. Create sql interface which queries get
> passed into?
Go wild.
> 3) If I (am bold enough) attempt to restructure the code, which version is
> a better option, 1.28 or 1.29?
>
The latest from CVS would be the best idea by far. Isn't 1.29 rather ancient?
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