Close all databases - tutorial - book

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 10/15/13 7:24 PM, "Mark Schonewille" <m.schonewille at economy-x-talk.com>
wrote:

> - the tutorial is in the wrong order. Is starts with opening and closing
> a database and continues with creating an interface. When you read a
> first step-by-step tutorial, you don't want to read about a creating an
> interface. You want to know: a) create connection, b) create or open
> database, c) do the most simple query you can thing of, d) close the
> database, e) close the connection, f) you can repeat this as often as
> you like without getting in trouble. It is very important that you do
> this in exactly this order without adding stuff that is not necessary in
> the very first tutorial.

Ok I see point ...

Well, so we can copy that lesson 1,
And just cut off that GUI parts ... Not a problem ...
I always happy make things minimalistic :-)


> - the query in step 5, using vDatabase_Table() and other functions
> really is something that you'd write in another tutorial, for people who
> already comprehend the first tutorial

ok
 
> - there's lots and lots of info about navigating records and when you're
> starting with Valentina, you don't even understand why you'd need that
> and there are no explanation of why you'd need that.
> 
> - step 6 shouldn't be there either. This isn't something for starters.
> 
> - The tutorial should finish with step "Closing Connections and Databases".

ok
 
> - Tutorial 2 should also explain that only 5 connections can be made and
> how you can make sure that an application uses only one connections.

Why you think it should talk about 5 connections?
Somebody can have vserver infinity.
So why confuse them by this info ...

 
> Yes, send me your postal mail. I'll send you my book.

ok

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Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

Valentina - Joining Worlds of Information
http://www.paradigmasoft.com

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