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Steve_in_Texas Senior Member Offline No personal text Posts: 893 Location: San Antonio Joined: Feb 21^st, 2004	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #90 - Nov 22^nd, 2011 at 4:27pm	Print Post
	I have regained composure and now have a question. Can the chat be invoked with sbasic and directed to a user or usergroup?


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Hammer YaBB Administrator Lanticans Offline Fire bad. Tree pretty. Posts: 3436 Location: Ohio Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #91 - Nov 22^nd, 2011 at 4:28pm	Print Post
	Steve_in_Texas wrote on Nov 22^nd, 2011 at 4:25pm: Speechless! Utterly Speechless! Is that a good thing...? [edit] Well that didn't last long.

	- Hammer The plural of anecdote is not data.
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The Cow YaBB Administrator Offline Posts: 2530 Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #92 - Nov 22^nd, 2011 at 4:35pm	Print Post
	Steve_in_Texas wrote on Nov 22^nd, 2011 at 4:27pm: I have regained composure and now have a question. Can the chat be invoked with sbasic and directed to a user or usergroup? I will make a "chat function" for SBasic that will bring up the chat client. It already has the ability to direct messages to a specific set of people. But it is limited to those that are already logged into the chat server.

	Mark Lasersohn&&Programmer&&Lantica Software, LLC
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Steve_in_Texas Senior Member Offline No personal text Posts: 893 Location: San Antonio Joined: Feb 21^st, 2004	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #93 - Nov 22^nd, 2011 at 4:38pm	Print Post
	You all seem to enjoy a challenge. Thanks for making possible, the 'impossible'. Sesame 3 is going to be incredible!


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BOBSCOTT Senior Member Members Offline That Darn Computer #$X# {curse words} Posts: 1195 Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #94 - Nov 22^nd, 2011 at 6:22pm	Print Post
	Since you all know none of us on this side of the Forum are ever really speechless, (ok maybe Steve� ) I will just add that even though we have lots to say, there are NO Words that can express how exciting that feature is to us users, and how thankful we are for it. Considering last week it sounded like additional features to Sesame chat was not on the short list of to-do's right now, It is even more exciting� than normal. The way you all listen to our needs and desires are unreal. You really make using Sesame a delight.� Just for the record you are all on my "To be thankful for" list� this Thanksgiving!

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Hammer YaBB Administrator Lanticans Offline Fire bad. Tree pretty. Posts: 3436 Location: Ohio Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #95 - Dec 8^th, 2011 at 6:17pm	Print Post
	Sesame 3 - Breaking News Development just finished implementing a set of SBasic functions that allow direct access to SQL-based databases like mySQL and Microsoft SQL Server. Those of you who want to interface with other company databases or the databases behind your websites will get a whole lot of use out of these new commands.

	- Hammer The plural of anecdote is not data.
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Steve_in_Texas Senior Member Offline No personal text Posts: 893 Location: San Antonio Joined: Feb 21^st, 2004	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #96 - Dec 8^th, 2011 at 7:06pm	Print Post
	Wow! Sounds like a powerful new feature!


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Hammer YaBB Administrator Lanticans Offline Fire bad. Tree pretty. Posts: 3436 Location: Ohio Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #97 - Dec 13^th, 2011 at 6:00pm	Print Post
	Sesame 3 - Breaking News As part of the external SQL functionality, Sesame can now also build a Sesame application, including data, just by pointing it at an existing supported SQL-based database such as mySQL or Microsoft SQL Server.

	- Hammer The plural of anecdote is not data.
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Acebanner Full Member Offline Posts: 123 Location: New York City Joined: Jan 23^rd, 2008	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #98 - Dec 14^th, 2011 at 1:44pm	Print Post
	Hammer wrote on Dec 13^th, 2011 at 6:00pm: Sesame 3 - Breaking News As part of the external SQL functionality, Sesame can now also build a Sesame application, including data, just by pointing it at an existing supported SQL-based database such as mySQL or Microsoft SQL Server. Let's say I have a SQL database that stores my Drupal-based website. Could Sesame convert that database into a Sesame database?


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Hammer YaBB Administrator Lanticans Offline Fire bad. Tree pretty. Posts: 3436 Location: Ohio Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #99 - Dec 14^th, 2011 at 2:19pm	Print Post
	Yep. It would create a Sesame Application with a database (populated with your data) and a form for each table in the SQL database.

	- Hammer The plural of anecdote is not data.
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Carl Underwood Senior Member Members Offline Posts: 1350 Location: New Hampshire Joined: Mar 11^th, 2003	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #100 - Dec 14^th, 2011 at 8:53pm	Print Post
	Very cool! I maintain about 4 Drupal sites (and a few with some other flavors), and I can see where this might be handy.

	Carl Underwood CDU Computer Consulting LLC Epsom, New Hampshire
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Hammer YaBB Administrator Lanticans Offline Fire bad. Tree pretty. Posts: 3436 Location: Ohio Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #101 - Dec 15^th, 2011 at 4:44pm	Print Post
	More additions to Sesame 3's SQL tools! You can now create a Sesame Application (with data) from any SELECT query. You can also export the results of any SELECT query to CSV.

	- Hammer The plural of anecdote is not data.
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Rick_R Full Member Offline Posts: 243 Joined: Jan 29^th, 2010	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #102 - Dec 16^th, 2011 at 11:46pm	Print Post
	Any way to tie into a PERL or Python script?


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The Cow YaBB Administrator Offline Posts: 2530 Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #103 - Dec 17^th, 2011 at 2:37am	Print Post
	Rick_R wrote on Dec 16^th, 2011 at 11:46pm: Any way to tie into a PERL or Python script? Over and beyond @RedirectProcess? You can, of course call a Perl, PHP, Java, VB, Python, C#, compiled programs, etc... from @RedirectProcess and pass the inputs through stdin and capture ouputs through stdout, These scripts and executables can access the Sesame server through the free API. But we have not integrated the interpreters/compilers directly into Sesame. Though, if you have the chops, the new shared library access commands would let you do so yourself, at least with the open source languages. The executables for the interpreters would have to be recompiled as a dll/so (some already are). The exposed methods in the shared library could then be accessed from SBasic. Tricky, but doable.

	Mark Lasersohn&&Programmer&&Lantica Software, LLC
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Rick_R Full Member Offline Posts: 243 Joined: Jan 29^th, 2010	Re: Sesame 3 Reply #104 - Dec 17^th, 2011 at 5:08am	Print Post
	I'm thinking of calling a specified interpreter and receiving its output. Just a rough idea: Somewhere in the Application global code, an ini file, or an include file the program specifies the path to the PERL, Python (etc.) interpreter.� Then a built-in function simply passes a script path/filename and parameter string to that program and returns the result. It might not be optimal for speed, but someone with the programming chops could go the recompiling, etc. route.� Someone who is more in a situation of, "I'm the only person at my company who has some idea of programming so they stuck me with this and I have to figure it out," would be a lot more likely to find a script somewhere and make small modifications. MyVar = PERL(ScriptPath, ParameterString)


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