FREE: MySQL Action Plugin

[ShadowUK]

MySQL Action Plugin



This plugin is just to add functionality to AMS, I don't recommend using it in a program that will be publicly released.

This plugin doesn't require LuaCOM as a dependency but it does use it. The plugin is around 300KB.

Proof it works:



Source is included in the ZIP.

Find an example and the plugin attached to this post.

Not related: I turned 14 on the 7th of September.

IMPORTANT STUFF

• The plugin requires the MySQL 3.51 ODBC Driver to be installed on the targets machine. (Download)
• This is only recommended for private use. This plugin is not recommended for public applications.
• COM exceptions are thrown on a MySQL syntax or server error. (Looks just like an AMS error dialog.)
• Cake tastes nice.

[rexzooly]

Very nice you smart arss

[ShadowUK]

Hah, I wonder if people would prefer it to output like tbData[1]["field name"] instead of tbData["field name"][1]..

[pabloko]

I used a littel bit of your code to do this

you can converse to your stack streamed system

function DB.Query(statement)
---------------------------------------------------
---------exec


  if statement == "%BEGIN" then
    dblua_data.connection:BeginTrans()
    return
  elseif statement == "%COMMIT" then
    dblua_data.connection:CommitTrans()
    return
  elseif statement == "%ROLLBACK" then
    dblua_data.connection:RollbackTrans()
    return
  end

  if dblua_data.recordset == nil then
    dblua_data.recordset = luacom.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
  elseif dblua_data.recordset.State ~= 0 then
    dblua_data.recordset:Close()
  end

  dblua_data.recordset:Open(statement, dblua_data.connection)
  
-----------------------------------------------------
----------row

  local row = {}
  local fields = dblua_data.recordset.Fields
  local i = 0

  while i < fields.Count do
  
    local field = fields:Item(i)
    row[i] = field.Value
    row[field.Name] = field.Value

    i = i + 1
  end

  dblua_data.recordset:MoveNext()
  --dblua_data.recordset:MoveFirst()
  local t=row
-----------------------------------------------------
ret={Fields,Field={},Data={{},{}},Count}

ret.Fields=dblua_data.recordset.Fields.count
min = 1; 
max = dblua_data.recordset.Fields.count
for count = min, max do
    ret.Field[count]=dblua_data.recordset.Fields:Item(count-1).Name
end
dblua_data.recordset:MoveFirst()
local c=0
while not (dblua_data.recordset.EOF) do
c=c+1
ret.Data[c]={}
            for i = 0, dblua_data.recordset.Fields.Count - 1 do
                local Field = dblua_data.recordset.Fields:Item(i);
                
                if Field and Field.Value then
                    if not (ret.Data[c][Field.Name]) then
                        ret.Data[c][Field.Name] = {};
                        ret.Data[c][i+1]= {};
                    end
                    
                    ret.Data[c][Field.Name]=Field.Value
                    ret.Data[c][i+1]=Field.Value
                end
            end
            
            dblua_data.recordset:MoveNext();
        end
ret.Count=c
return ret
end 

This returns the complete table including fields count and names, and test if recordset is working

[Imagine Programming]

tData[i][field] would be nice shadow, but this is a briliant plugin, well done

Oh, happy birthday (Can i have some cake too? ^^)

[Ulrich]

As an alternative, you can find a native MySQL plugin on my site. It does not use LuaCOM or ODBC drivers - the MySQL client library is statically linked to the plugin. The plugin works with AutoPlay Media Studio, Setup Factory, TrueUpdate and Visual Patch.



Ulrich

[ShadowUK]

Shameless thread plug.

[Ulrich]

Instead of opening a new thread and scatter the information in the forum, I think it makes more sense keeping related information together. After all, this is not a competition, and we are just offering two different solutions for the same problem.

Ulrich

[ShadowUK]

Ah, fair enough.

Mine has the advantage of being free but the disadvantage of using LuaCOM and ODBC.

Yours has the advantage of having more functionality and no need for odbc but the disadvantage of having to pay.

[pabloko]

You're talking serious? On first, there aren't any disadvantage in ue odbc, most of windows programs uses to operate databases, but the plugin by ulrich is an probed and effective solution, if you use AMS to enjoy, I know that 30-days of use is a seriuous catch, but when you use in professional applications a tool effective and probed is relly needed, and the super-high-low cost of this (more unexpensive than a shirt) makes a good effect.

I purchased his products and are perfect and helps me in my work.

[Dermot]

Ah, fair enough.

Mine has the advantage of being free but the disadvantage of using LuaCOM and ODBC.

Yours has the advantage of having more functionality and no need for odbc but the disadvantage of having to pay.

It's free http://www.mindquake.com.br/ams.php#plugins

[Dermot]

You're talking serious? On first, there aren't any disadvantage in ue odbc, most of windows programs uses to operate databases, but the plugin by ulrich is an probed and effective solution, if you use AMS to enjoy, I know that 30-days of use is a seriuous catch, but when you use in professional applications a tool effective and probed is relly needed, and the super-high-low cost of this (more unexpensive than a shirt) makes a good effect.

I purchased his products and are perfect and helps me in my work.

Cutting out 2 layers (ADO & ODBC) is very good. It will be faster. Plus if you are distributing your app, very few people will have the MySQL ODBC driver installed, so you could not rely on it.

ODBC is great when you have no native way of working with the database.

[rexzooly]

It's free http://www.mindquake.com.br/ams.php#plugins

When i use this one to INSERT INTO it does it but crashers the app on windows 7 is there any reason why?
it does do the action but crahers without and luck in using it again until reopened.

[Ulrich]

Thanks for the notice, please update the plugin with the current installer.

It is almost certain that I'll implement a few additional functions in the plugin, if the IR support desk remains as quiet as it was these days, so check for a possible update in the next couple of days.

Ulrich

[rexzooly]

Thanks for the notice, please update the plugin with the current installer.

It is almost certain that I'll implement a few additional functions in the plugin, if the IR support desk remains as quiet as it was these days, so check for a possible update in the next couple of days.

Ulrich

Thanks i test this now.