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Re: Database events


  • Subject: Re: Database events
  • From: Axel Luttgens <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 00:54:31 +0100

Le 7 janv. 2015 à 16:31, Fred Diepeveen a écrit :

>  I hope someone can help me.
>
> I'm creating a database that replaces a (fare too) large Excel spreadsheet. It is slowing down and can handle only one active process without generating mismatches between sheets.
>
> For this I'm learning how the commands in applescript Database Events work.  I got stuck up using this command:
>
>    every record whose value of the field "Year" is "2008"
>
>    which gives an error:
>
>    error "Database Events kreeg een fout: field \"Year\" kan niet worden opgevraagd. " number -1728 from field "Year"
>
> [...]

Hello Fred,

Database Events is a bit surprising, yet works rather well and even proves quite powerful (strictly limited to a single table in a DB parlance, yet with potentially variable records).

Following code works with Mavericks, and should be just seen as a proof of concept of what your code intended to do.

set lokatie to path to desktop -- better to have a specialized folder...
set dbnaam to "cars"
set dbweg to POSIX path of ((lokatie as text) & dbnaam)

tell application "Database Events"

	try

		set db to database dbweg

	on error

		set db to make new database with properties {name:dbnaam, location:lokatie}

		tell db

			set rec to make new record with properties {name:"Renault"}
			tell rec
				make new field with properties {name:"Model", value:"Espace"}
				make new field with properties {name:"Year", value:"2008"}
			end tell
			set rec to make new record with properties {name:"Toyota"}
			tell rec
				make new field with properties {name:"Model", value:"Yaris"}
				make new field with properties {name:"Year", value:"2010"}
			end tell

			save

		end tell

	end try

	tell db

		value of fields of (records whose value of field "Year" is "2008")

	end tell

	quit

end tell

HTH,
Axel


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