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Thanks A_Biondi and Melanie!
* This builds but might not work. JustinCC will examine.. it may work out of the box.
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mysql manager class. This could use some testing of inventory
and asset services. Once this is prooved out, I'll do it for
mssql as well.
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configs. This works with sqlite and nhibernate backends, and
stays with default seperate ini files for mysql and mssql until
someone writes those.
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this will work for sqlite and nhibernate, but will be ignored for
mysql and mssql (reverting to their ini files) until someone writes
that bit.
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* On standalone, folders (and their items) should now be persistently deleted on trash emptying, as well as immediate child items
* An implementation for grid mode will follow.
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(this took a while to run).
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up log messages
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:: Believe it or not, but INSERT/UPDATE is actually a better pattern than REPLACE, since, with INSERT/UPDATE you can catch erroneous UPDATES to non-INSERTed items as well as catch erroneous re-INSERTS. in 95% of the cases, you SHOULD have a clear INSERT context, and a clear and separate UPDATE context. If you think your case falls within the 5%, maybe you should re-evaluate your code. ::
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grief than expected, as monodevelop doesn't like to refactor
properties of properties.
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actually a little more work than I expected given the copious
use of out params.
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to reflect what they really are.
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* wrap attributes in properties
* clean up names a little bit
* clean up name styles
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* wrap fields as Properties
* rename some fields/properties to more sensible names
* set style to PropName to match more standard C# approach
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were implicitly included before). Everything builds again.
Now off to testing.
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