Automatic Data Entry
Peter De Berdt
peter.de.berdt at pandora.be
Thu Oct 28 10:38:17 CDT 2004
> Let's' think.
>
> You have made example only of ONE simple change.
> * adding of new field.
>
> --- YES I think such change we can catch.
>
> What about other changes:
>
> * remove of field
This should be easy enough to catch
> * rename of field
Very hard to do, I agree, you could use the order in which the
properties are instantiated (the field order in the database is also
determined by the order in which you create them using classes).
> * change of type
> * change of flags
If fieldname is equal, changing type and flags should also be possible,
no?
> * add of table
> * remove of table
> * change table name
>
Same remarks as for the fields
I'm not saying it's a trivial task, not at all. I'm using a dynamic
database structure (using a generic VDatabase class) and let my own
REALbasic classes handle the update of the db structure by the way and
am very happy with the results. I was just trying to provide Valentina
(which I still think is one of the most promising databases around) a
way of getting more revenues from Filemaker switchers.
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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