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Yep, previous Oracle fix had a problem! "case" isn't allowed in PL/SQL???

1. Community core change was due to an earlier patch that allows a person

to register as a user.

2. Deleting an acs-object would fail if the object specific table didn't exist.

acs-objects and the content repository shouldn't require type specific tables

be named when you extend a type, this is a temporary hack which acknowledges

that folks have been cheating by name non-existent tables. Since I plan to

remove the restriction anyway, this is not a big deal.

The Oracle version still needs testing ...

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1. Changed a lot of package info files to fix problems ...

2. Added Vinod's bboard patch

3. Rationalized party e-mail checking by putting a "before insert or update"

trigger on the table that lower-cases email (this was already done by the

party.new() func but at least one update missed this). Got rid of all

"lower(email) = " and "upper(email) = " checks and just made all use the

db email column directly and lower-cased Tcl vars. In this way the index

on the email column is always and consistently used without needing to

define functional indexes on the column (an EE feature for Oracle).

4. Rationalized naming of a couple of workflows and fixed a glossary PG bug

where apparently its workflow got overwritten by one from the CMS at some

point in time.

5. Made the .cmp/.dat/.frm filters in the template code usable though not

very beautiful nor exactly correct. But with practice you can use them

to debug pages in the packages/* hierarchy. I also turned these off by

default as there's no need to run these filters on a production site!

6. Performed minor surgery on templating, including adding a new

"ad_return_exception_template" that allows you to return a templated

error page and aborts the script.

7. ??? probably but I think this covers most stuff.

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fixed order of loading to allow all_object_party_privilege_map to be created before acs_gropu body

Added C. R. Oldham's patch to fix membership testing (unimplemented in ACS

4.2). Ported it to PG on the way ...

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added person.first_names, person.last_name, party.email functions to person and party packages, as well as porting to their postgresql equivelants

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fixed remove_user function to do the right things

Fixing incorrect and confusing error text.

Fixed the 4K character limit on session properties for Oracle by making an

optional "clob" value available. The APM wouldn't let me load any packages

when I added all the dotLRN packages plus standard packages over to a new

"dotlrn" user from my normal "acs" user - the list of packages grew to

> 4KB in size! Grrrr!

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Renamed a column named "timestamp" in the security package because this is

now a reserved word in PG (correctly). I changed the Oracle version, too,

because I know that 9i has added the "timestamp" datatype and even if it

will accept it as a column name it's confusing.

I also changes postgresql.sql to load correctly under PG 7.1 and 7.2.

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added privacy control

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1. Fixed permissions bug in the PG version (missing OR clause in a view)

2. Added (untested thus far) site-wide-search to glossary

3. Added centralized support for importing files into the CR (either into

the filesystem or the database).

4. Fixed wp-slim. Fixed it some more. Fixed it again. It still needs

more fixing.

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Copying a version of a package didn't copy the database-supported field for

its files.

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added name method support for content_revision type

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fixed closing of cursors after an exception

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A bunch of "ACS"->"OpenACS" and similar changes

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Mounted acs-workflow by default. It is confusing not to do so because

it is listed as a core package that "probably isn't meant to be mounted"

by site map, and yet it is designed to be mounted. I think that all

core packages designed to be mounted should be mounted at install time

but haven't gone through to make sure we're consistent.

acs-workflow has to be part of the core because the CR needs it.

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Fixed a few spelling mistakes

Ported a bunch more of acs-subsite

Fixed a few small, acs-subsite related bugs

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moved acs-object-util from site-wide search to kernel

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moved files from site-wide search. It makes more sense to have them in the kernel.

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Just what it says ...

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1. Polished up the query files for the root www directory

2. Turned a bunch of bitmap indexes into b-tree indexes

3. the developer support .info file had been messed over by an early

version of my APM port to PG.

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fixed comment for distribution_tarball attribute that was removed

1. Added a new attribute to the .info file which tells the bootstrap

installer whether or not a package is part of the acs-core. Only

acs-core packages are now installed during the initial bootstrap install

of the system.

2. Fixed a dupe query name problem in a couple of queryfiles. The problem

is not with the dispatcher but with the extractor, and for the moment it

is just easier to kludge the resulting queryfile than fix the extractor.

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updated with streamlined permission_p

converted apm to store tarballs in the content repository

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Big 'ole update to implement multi-db aware packages. Don't try this yet,

I can't *possibly* have gotten all the right files added and removed in

one fell swoop!

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bootstrapper can now load either the Oracle or PostgreSQL acs-kernel

datamodel. It checks on-the-fly for which db is configured in the OpenNSD

database pools allocated to OpenACS. Only acs-kernel is correctly self-

configured at this point.

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