Hi Alok,
If you don't mind, please post the results of your performance/load tests
when you have finished.
I'm not an instantDB expert, but it seems that dates are stored as
'java.sql.Date's.
-Randy
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-instantDB@Enhydra.ORG [mailto:owner-instantDB@Enhydra.ORG]On
Behalf Of Alok Daipuria
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 12:15 PM
To: instantDB@enhydra.org
Subject: InstantDB: Succesful porting of application from Sybase to
InstantDb
Hi Everyone,
I succesfully ported one of my application from Sybase to InstantDB. It's
a
servlet based application. Currently I am doing preformance/load tests on
it.
There are few issues I encountered which I have to bear with instantDB.
1. It doesn't support functions in order by clause.
ex. you can't have "order by lower(col_name)"
2. The Date is somewhat mysterious data type. Probably it stores dates as
java.util.Date. And it doesn't show dates columns when I run SQL (shows just
''),
but if using to_date function does print the dates.
Besides this, pretty much everything looks good. It's a cool product. And
Peter
has been an excellent help.
-Alok
alok@yack.com
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