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Re: Database Development


  • Subject: Re: Database Development
  • From: Hayden Stainsby <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2006 11:30:24 +0100

There's a nice MySQL Cocoa wrapper already available (at http://mysql- cocoa.sourceforge.net/), I've found it simple enough to use given a working MySQL knowledge. The external documentation is pretty sparse, but I found that I could work my way through using the inline comments, which include some simple examples on how to connect, query, sort results etc. and my Cocoa knowledge is hardly brilliant.

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Hayden


On 24 Apr 2006, at 04:25, Andrew Carter wrote:

MySQL is well supported on OS X and is easily the best RDBMS choice. It has a full C-API that wouldn't be hard to wrap in Cocoa if that is what you wanted to do. SQLite is an excellent choice if you are doing an embedded database app. My current project builds on SQLite.

Andrew


On Apr 21, 2006, at 3:08 PM, Ondra Cada wrote:

Josh,

On 21.4.2006, at 22:36, Josh Osborne wrote:

Does Apple recommend any particular database for creating SQL based apps? Is there a Mac SQL server? Does XCode have any conventions or frameworks for interacting with SQL servers?

Yes and no. There is some SQLite support (see Core Data), and SQLite is part of Mac OS X (from 10.4 up). On the other hand, it is somewhat questionable whether SQLite can be considered a full- fledged SQL server.


If you need serious SQL power, FrontBase is probably the best course; OpenBase is said to be pretty good too, but I would very definitely select FrontBase myself. If you can bear with Java, there is an excellent hi-level generic SQL API named EOF (Enterprise Objects Framework, see WebObjects for details).

Alas, there is no decent Objective C API for generic SQL at the moment, since EOF is Java-only (although it was designed in and for Objective C, the support was removed by Apple and hardly ever will return :((( ) and Core Data is SQLite-only (that may change in future, but don't hold your breath).
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Ondra Čada
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