Re: [Solved but...:]The conection dictionary at "start-up"
Re: [Solved but...:]The conection dictionary at "start-up"
- Subject: Re: [Solved but...:]The conection dictionary at "start-up"
- From: Ricardo Strausz <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 17:24:39 -0600
Hola Chuck!
On miircoles, octu 15, 2003, at 15:51 America/Mexico_City, Chuck Hill
wrote:
EOF uses the information in jdbcInfo() when exchanging information
with the
database. Usually this is set in the connection dictionary when you
first
connect to the database with EOModeler. If it is not present, EOF
needs to
query the DB for it before it proceeds. As you are connecting
multiple
times and, I assume, don't have this in your connection dictionary,
then it
must query for it multiple times. I don't know how many times you are
seeing this message in your logs, but perhaps that explains it.
Let me be more specific: at start up (when NSWindowController
didLoadNib) it checks if its connection dictionary is valid, which is
not becouse it does not contains the username and password. Since it is
not valid, it displays a custom panel to ask the user for the missing
data (and the panel will be floting arround until the user gives
regitered data). Until here, no log.
If the user gives correct username and password, after checking via the
EOAdaptor, the panel closes. No log.
If the user request some data (to the db), the data is queryed
correctly. HERE appears the log. It appears ONLY the first time; if
more data is requested (by another query) the log does not increses
---it simply remains the same.
I don't think it is an error, just EOF logging out what it found out.
You
could ignore it, or you could capture the information and set it in
your
connection dictionaries before connecting and see if that helps.
Beware:
if the connection dictionary contains outdated or incorrect
jdbcInfo(), EOF
will use it anyway. This can produce some strange results.
How can I capture this info?
How do I set it in the connection dictionary?
Dino
Chuck
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