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7/21/2008 4:21:22 PM
Romulo
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About Data Access Layer Unused

 

Hi Joe.

 

(I'm again ... I'm sorry...)

I want to know if I'm so sure to use only one database, like PostgreSQL, then I can to delete another proyects like SQL Server, Firebird, MySql, etc...; Why?, because I guess that make more fast to build again and again mojoPortal in the development process. What do you think about?.

And, for other hand: what's going on when I to do an update of mojoportal from svn?

Thanks in advance.

 

 

 

7/22/2008 12:45:05 PM
Joe Audette
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Re: About Data Access Layer Unused

Hi Ruben,

If you copy the mojoportal-core.sln to a new folder, rename it to mojoportal-ruben.sln and then put it back in the root folder and open it. Now you can remove the projects for the data layers you are not using. Then you should be able to continue using svn update with no problems and your solution will load and build a little faster. You don't want to actually delete the files, just remove the projects from your custom solution. If you delete the files then you do svn update they will most likely come back again.

Best,

Joe

7/22/2008 2:00:08 PM
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Re: About Data Access Layer Unused

Thanks a lot, Joe.

 

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