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** all columns of Text type - why? e.g. year should be Integer | ** all columns of Text type - why? e.g. year should be Integer | ||
** no friendly captions set | ** no friendly captions set | ||
** no relationships, e.g. to Authors table | ** no relationships, e.g. to Authors table or "Bibliography type" table | ||
* why there is one table per db? we could keep one central database and let the users to create many tables, and then export/import them; importing is needed anyway since by design only one database is accessed by Words | * why there is one table per db? we could keep one central database and let the users to create many tables, and then export/import them; importing is needed anyway since by design only one database is accessed by Words |
Revision as of 15:47, 17 April 2013
Words' Bibliographic Database - effort/code sharing with Kexi and possible integration with Kexi.
- Initial discussion on IRC
- Possibly two-way; as a start, in Words
- CalligraDB is a lib moved in 2.6.0 from KexiDB to libs/ in order to enable reuse by Calligra apps, details at libCalligraDB
- People involved: jstaniek (CalligraDB maintenance and adaptation for biblio), smitpatel (biblio), boemann (Words maintainer)
- Only minimal changes have been made to KexiDB
- Words 2.5 used QtSql lib
- Words 2.6.0 switched to CalligraDB
- Plans for 2.6.2: fix data very inefficient way of data retrieval (O(n^2) CPU cost)
- To do so, some code have to be moved from Kexi, as agreed with smitpatel
- As a result, data will be cached on retrieval, allowing proper editing and filtering filtering
- The data will be put into a table model (Qt Model/View) as needed by Words' GUI
Issues
Following issues should be addressed:
- bibref table design
- all columns of Text type - why? e.g. year should be Integer
- no friendly captions set
- no relationships, e.g. to Authors table or "Bibliography type" table
- why there is one table per db? we could keep one central database and let the users to create many tables, and then export/import them; importing is needed anyway since by design only one database is accessed by Words