[TYPO3-dev] What is exactly the point of having a SQL parser in core?
Xavier Perseguers
typo3 at perseguers.ch
Mon May 18 19:55:53 CEST 2009
Hi,
Some of you may have notice I'm currently quite actively debugging
EXT:DBAL. I wonder why the core needs a SQL parser at all.
I mean, the core has to be able to create and administrate tables in the
backend (retrieve the actual structure and compare it to what is given
in ext_tables.sql) but otherwise, is there really a need to parse all
those CRUD queries?
EXT:DBAL works quite well but trying to use it for accessing legacy
business data, I'm quite limited at issuing very simple queries. I guess
that if parsing would be removed from Core, then DBAL should do the
stuff itself but a full-featured parser could be used.
Perhaps I miss something very important but what is needed except being
able to map table names and field names and then pass the modified query
to the ADOdb driver?
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Xavier Perseguers
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