--- In IBDI@y..., Helen Borrie <helebor@d...> wrote:
> At 02:47 PM 04-03-02 +0200, you wrote:
> >Hi
> >I did not thought about events and triggers. It would do what I
want. I dont
> >realy want to develop such a application at the moment. It was
merely an
> >idea with a RFC. It should be more than enough. A "reverse query"
would
> >probably make the front end programing easier, or perhaps one can
develop a
> >component that does something similar. You could call it the
> >everfresh_dataset. :))
>
> Somebody already did - IB Objects has a feature called "DMLCache"
which
> does just this, even across application boundaries. You have to
set up
> both triggers and events for it.

The DML Caching mechansim is a superb feature in IBO. Just a note
about it, that IB LogManager will be playing (probably in the next
version) an interesting role for DML Caching, especially making the
developers life much more easier, when setting up the logging
triggers (probably on a huge database), which are the "base" concept
for DML Caching. So IBLM will act as IBO DML Caching Integrator ...

more will follow soon... ;-)

Regards,
Thomas Steinmaurer
http://www.iblogmanager.com