[whups] sql query

[Mathieu Arnold]

--On jeudi 7 mars 2002 14:40 -0500 Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org> wrote:

> Quoting Mathieu Arnold <arn_mat@club-internet.fr>:
>
>> there is no + between texts fields in sql. if you need to concat them,
>> you  need to use ||
>
> ... though that doesn't work in all databases, either. I've moved that
> particular logic to PHP code.
>
> Do the joins work in Postgres?

yup, that was the only thing wrong in all HEAD horde code that I found last 
night.

-- 
Mathieu Arnold


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Subject: Any Documentation

I just installed whups from cvs, and am a little lost as to how to get 
started.  It looks like I've got everything functioning properly (not getting 
any errors), but I'd like to get starting in creating projects, etc.

Is there any documentation that helps in explaining what 
the "modules", "types", and "subjects" are and their dependancies?  I started 
to create some of these items, but ran into dependancy issues and then 
realized that I'm not exactly sure what I'm creating when I create a "type".

If there is no documentation, can someone give me a quick run-down.  I'm sure 
I can figure it out... just would like a quick-start.

-Dan