1. Lotus Notes Compatibility
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EUPHORIA Digest - 15 Jan 2001 to 16 Jan 2001 (#2001-18)Who would be =
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databases into Euphoria EDS database system?
Adam Weeden
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2. Re: Lotus Notes Compatibility
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EUPHORIA Digest - 15 Jan 2001 to 16 Jan 2001 (#2001-18)You mean you'd =
make something for Lotus Notes that saved to an EDS compatible format, =
so that my EUPHORIA program could manipulate the data, then have Lotus =
Notes load that data?
Tell me more...
-ck
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3. Re: Lotus Notes Compatibility
I was only thinking one way, but I both ways is easily possible yes. It
would be a LotusScript agent (and maybe a fiew views) that you imported to
whatever database you wanted to extract info from. This would in turn
create a EDS database at the location of your choice. You could then
manipulate this data however you wish. Then (I hadn't thought of doing
this before but it wouldn't be very hard) you could import the modified
data and it would replace your old data. For example in Notes you have a
db and in the db is the following document
Form: Contact
Name: CK
Address: 1234 Main St.
City: Somewhere
State: Someplace
You could extract it to your EDS file change it and then replace it with
any changes you make.
Adam Weeden
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001 09:12:24 -0600, CK's Yahoo Mail <cklester at YAHOO.COM>
wrote:
>EUPHORIA Digest - 15 Jan 2001 to 16 Jan 2001 (#2001-18)You mean you'd make
something for Lotus Notes that saved to an EDS compatible format, so that
my EUPHORIA program could manipulate the data, then have Lotus Notes load
that data?
>
>Tell me more...
>
>-ck
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Adam Weeden
> To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU
> Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 7:40 AM
> Subject: Lotus Notes Compatibility
>
>
> Who would be interested in something that outputted data from lotus
Notes/Domino databases into Euphoria EDS database system?
>
> Adam Weeden
>
4. Re: Lotus Notes Compatibility
> From: Adam Weeden
> I was only thinking one way, but I both ways is easily
> possible yes. It
> would be a LotusScript agent (and maybe a fiew views) that
> you imported to
> whatever database you wanted to extract info from. This would in turn
> create a EDS database at the location of your choice. You could then
> manipulate this data however you wish.
On a related note, I've started working on an ODBC wrapper. So far, I've
only used it on Access, but it shouldn't have any difficulty connecting to
anything for which you have an ODBC driver. It's not quite ready for
release.
So far, I've only connected using DSN's, not connect strings. Turned out to
be easier than I thought. :)
Matt Lewis
PS Kat, when I mentioned commercial DB apps, I was really talking about
writing a front end to something like Notes/Oracle/SQL
Server/DB2/Informix/Progress etc. Namely, the type of DB corporations tend
to run, and where the front ends are often written in VB.
5. Re: Lotus Notes Compatibility
I'll be using Lotus Notes as my web server and if I could use EUPHORIA to
enhance some of the functionality, that would be very nice indeed!
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From: "Adam Weeden" <adam_weeden at HOTMAIL.COM>
> I was only thinking one way, but I both ways is easily possible yes.
>
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6. Re: Lotus Notes Compatibility
Well since I've gotten such a positive response from you (it only takes one
person to need something to make it worthwhile), you should see it soon.
I'll make it is a sample Lotus Notes Database that you can copy the
LotusScript and necessary views from and paste them into your own database
design.
Adam Weeden
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001 10:38:28 -0600, CK's Yahoo Mail <cklester at YAHOO.COM>
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>I'll be using Lotus Notes as my web server and if I could use EUPHORIA to
>enhance some of the functionality, that would be very nice indeed!
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Adam Weeden" <adam_weeden at HOTMAIL.COM>
>
>
>> I was only thinking one way, but I both ways is easily possible yes.
>>
>
>
>
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7. Re: Lotus Notes Compatibility
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001 08:29:02 -0800, Matthew Lewis <MatthewL at KAPCOUSA.COM>
wrote:
>On a related note, I've started working on an ODBC wrapper. So far, I'v=
e
>only used it on Access, but it shouldn't have any difficulty connecting =
to
>anything for which you have an ODBC driver. It's not quite ready for
>release.
>
>So far, I've only connected using DSN's, not connect strings. Turned ou=
t
to
>be easier than I thought. :)
>
>Matt Lewis
>
>PS Kat, when I mentioned commercial DB apps, I was really talking about
>writing a front end to something like Notes/Oracle/SQL
>Server/DB2/Informix/Progress etc. Namely, the type of DB corporations t=
end
>to run, and where the front ends are often written in VB.
Matt,
I=92ve been trying to put together a direct connect to Borland=92s Interb=
ase
product but have not had as much time as I had hoped to work on it. The
ODBC direction would be nice interim work-around.
Lotus Notes has a ODBC connection, if you don=92t have it already check i=
t
out:
I've used it to connect Notes DB with Access.
Address for =93Notes SQL 3.0=94
Steve South
