The new search feature in Thunderbird 3 is horrible! It is hard to get an overview on this new layout, which can only contain a very limited amount of results. The idea of caching messages in a local database for faster search is good, but quite late... I would have prefered the classic search result view (which is what you expect from a mail program), but with the new cached backend.
Update: just noticed that it is possible to click the little magnifying glass in the input field and choose "Subject, From, or Recipient filter" to get the old style search back!
Update again: looks like the the horrible search has been dropped in version 3.1 :-)
Monday, December 21, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Raising / throwing custom exceptions in MySQL
I failed to find an official way to explicitly raise or throw exceptions in stored procedures in MySQL.
My workaround works by calling an undefined function with a meaningful name for an error.
For example:
Most of the code in the specific example above was actually written by my colleague Per Fuglsang Møller.
My workaround works by calling an undefined function with a meaningful name for an error.
For example:
DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS users_before_insert;
DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS users_before_update;
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS validate_password;
delimiter $$
CREATE PROCEDURE validate_password (IN passwd VARCHAR(64))
BEGIN
IF LENGTH(passwd) < 5 THEN
CALL TRIGGER_DUMMY_INVALID_PASSWORD;
END IF;
END$$
CREATE TRIGGER users_before_insert BEFORE INSERT ON users
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
CALL validate_password(NEW.password_cleartext);
END$$
CREATE TRIGGER users_before_update BEFORE UPDATE ON users
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
CALL validate_password(NEW.password_cleartext);
END$$
delimiter ;
Most of the code in the specific example above was actually written by my colleague Per Fuglsang Møller.
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