Helen Borrie wrote:

> At 05:45 PM 10/02/2005 -0500, Jim S. wrote:
>
> >'Twere it I designing the sucker, I'd define a notification interface.
> >A client could give the event management class a set of event names and
> >objects implementing that interface to be called when the named event
> >fired. Application code doesn't want to even hear about event counts.
>
> Well, actually, it does, since there's a limit of 15 events that one
> isc_event_block can register and the id_count holds the count of those
> events. Unless of course the JDBC implementation stays consistent with
> its other limitations and only allows one event to be registered per
> block.
>

Huh? Where did the 15 event limit come from? The limitation was an the
max length of the event block, either 32 or 64K depending on how well
coded.

In any case, the "event count" I was referring to was a counter
associated with a named event by the event manager.

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Jim Starkey
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