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Stefan Hornburg <racke@linuxia.de> writes:

> Has IC any infrastructure to execute arbitrary code on a
> database update.

My guess is "no". It seems to me that IC only executes code when
pages load. So, you would need to do whatever processing on the page
that actually does the update. If you have more than one page that
does the update, consider a user-tag or a catalog scoped subroutine
(like bar_link).
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Doug Alcorn <doug@lathi.net> writes:

> Stefan Hornburg <racke@linuxia.de> writes:
>
> > Has IC any infrastructure to execute arbitrary code on a
> > database update.
>
> My guess is "no". It seems to me that IC only executes code when
> pages load. So, you would need to do whatever processing on the page
> that actually does the update. If you have more than one page that
> does the update, consider a user-tag or a catalog scoped subroutine
> (like bar_link).

If it is not there, I would consider to hack it in. Maybe
Akopia can comment on an possible interface.

Bye
Racke

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On 3 Jan 2001, Stefan Hornburg wrote:

> If it is not there, I would consider to hack it in. Maybe
> Akopia can comment on an possible interface.

Stefan,

It sounds like you are interested in basically a database-independent
trigger capability for Interchang, something like you get with Oracle and
PostgreSQL, right? So you could define a certain database state (new row
inserted, row deleted, etc.) and have certain code execute?

Jon

Jon Jensen <jon@akopia.com> writes:

> On 3 Jan 2001, Stefan Hornburg wrote:
>
> > If it is not there, I would consider to hack it in. Maybe
> > Akopia can comment on an possible interface.
>
> Stefan,
>
> It sounds like you are interested in basically a database-independent
> trigger capability for Interchang, something like you get with Oracle and
> PostgreSQL, right? So you could define a certain database state (new row
> inserted, row deleted, etc.) and have certain code execute?

Sth. like that, yes. I assume that would be useful anyway.

Cheers
Racke

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