The TOP 10 * that used to be in the query is highly dependent on the state of the remote machine, so it's a miracle it worked as well as it did.
The query I am using now should be stable for the forseeable future (CALIFA is done).
I have, for now, dropped the example for getdataobj(). The output of that is extremely opaque, and I'm not sure I'm a big fan of that method in the first place. If we show it, we have to say something about what the intended use is -- in this case, this could be a brief excursion into datalink (retrieving a #preview, perhaps?), but I'd say that's for another day.
The TOP 10 * that used to be in the query is highly dependent on the state of the remote machine, so it's a miracle it worked as well as it did.
The query I am using now should be stable for the forseeable future (CALIFA is done).
I have, for now, dropped the example for getdataobj(). The output of that is extremely opaque, and I'm not sure I'm a big fan of that method in the first place. If we show it, we have to say something about what the intended use is -- in this case, this could be a brief excursion into datalink (retrieving a #preview, perhaps?), but I'd say that's for another day.
closes #564