Well, Glorp works with SQL Server under VisualWorks - making it work under Squeak would just be a matter of making the DatabaseAccessor able to talk to whatever the underlying connection mechanism is - ODBC or whatever. It doesn't know DB2, but again hooking up a different database is just a matter of making it aware of the SQL idiosyncracies, and is not difficult. Mostly I've just been to lazy to install DB2 to test against.

At 01:32 PM 10/14/2005, Ramon Leon wrote:
>As far as I can tell, Glorp only works with an older version of Postgres on squeak.  It doesn't seem to work with latest postgres, nor sql server or db2, that's why I wanted something that worked with ODBC, not the best solution, but a solution that'll work for now.  I looked at ROE, didn't interest me for now, wanted a traditional O/R mapper, Tantalus, though no longer developed, seems to be the only workable solution for sql server and db2 at the moment, squeak badly needs more db support, native support that doesn't use FFI.
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>Subject: Re: Squeak OR mapper for ODBC
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>Hasn't Glorp been ported to Squeak?
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>And there's ROE - not exactly an O/R mapping layer, but interesting
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>On 10/14/05, Colin Putney <cputney at wiresong.ca> wrote:
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>> On Oct 13, 2005, at 7:08 PM, Ramon Leon wrote:
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>> >  Anyone know where I can find a copy of Tantalus, or another O/R
>> > mapping framework that runs on ODBC? I have to work with DB2 and
>> > Sql Server on a regular basis and need an OR mapper to prototype
>> > Seaside applications. All I can find seem to be dead links to where
>> > Tantalus used to be.
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>> Tantalus isn't being actively developed anymore, but you can download
>> the code and some documentation from here:
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>> http://www.wiresong.ca/static/obsolete/
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>> Cheers,
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>> Colin
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