ESS, MySQL, views and temporary tables
I am continuing to work on an ESS integration project and one of the biggest issues is speed when dealing with large record sets from MySQL.
I am continuing to work on an ESS integration project and one of the biggest issues is speed when dealing with large record sets from MySQL.
I had a conference call with a client, one of their biggest customers and the customers’ developers the other day. Both the customer and my client are having new systems written (my client in FileMaker, my client’s customer in MySQL and, i guess, HTML) and they are both keen on integrating stock figures.
I have been doing quite a bit of work with smart pens recently so I thought I would drop in a quick primer on the technology.
Recurrence can be really useful. But there are occasions when it is not exactly what you want. For example what happens when you have a script triggered on layout load that goes to another layout then returns? Recursive behaviour is unlikely to be required.