SQL Server and Windows implementation #16
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The way to implement multiple databases is not by branching at every place where a query takes place. We'll need to add a database interface in between the function handlers and the database: the current approach will make functions unreadable, especially when someone for instance adds Oracle support.
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where is $config['server_name'] set?
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Config server_name is set in de config.php file, and is used in an another template
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The way to implement multiple databases is not by branching at every place where a query takes place. We'll need to add a database interface in between the function handlers and the database: the current approach will make functions unreadable, especially when someone for instance adds Oracle support.
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