[libRETS-users] SQL-Like Querying Rets db

[Matt Lavallee]

Well, the consensus is pretty much that StandardNames are broken in general,
perhaps in your case they are broken specifically. J  I wouldn’t sweat it, just
don’t bother with StandardNames.

 

-Matt

 

From: librets-users-bounces at crt.realtors.org
[mailto:librets-users-bounces at crt.realtors.org] On Behalf Of Agustin Garzon
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 2:41 PM
To: For discussion and help for and by the users of the libRETS C++ library
Subject: Re: [libRETS-users] SQL-Like Querying Rets db

 

Hey there!

I've noticed something interesting regarding this topic.
If I don't disable StandardNames, as recommended by Mark and Keith, and I feed
the StandardName "ResidentialProperty" (see metadata below) to the Class part in
the query, I got an error stating:
"The query Could not be executed because supplied login doesn't have access to
the MLNumber field"
Why the heck ?

Anyway, if I disable StandardNames, then everything seems to work fine. THANKS
MATT! THANKS KEITH!

Finally, I would like to contribute recommending you to name the SearchRequest
parameters in a way to visually identify if it's referring the ClassName or the
StandardName.
SearchRequest(string ResourceID, string ClassName, string Query);

Thanks, look forward to getting your comments!

Agustin Garzon 

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