[req.find] Use vreg.schema.eschema for eschema lookup
If an etype is non-existant, using vreg.schema[etype] raises a confusing error
complaining about a non-existing relation. This is because of the
implementation of vreg.schema.__getitem__ that look first in entities and then
in relations.
Using directly vreg.schema.eschema restrict the lookup to etypes only, hence
raises a meaningful error when the etype does not exist.
/* -*- sql -*-
mysql specific registered procedures,
*/
/* XXX limit_size version dealing with format as postgres version does.
XXX mysql doesn't support overloading, each function should have a different name
NOTE: fulltext renamed since it cause a mysql name conflict
*/
CREATE FUNCTION text_limit_size(vfulltext TEXT, maxsize INT)
RETURNS TEXT
NO SQL
BEGIN
IF LENGTH(vfulltext) < maxsize THEN
RETURN vfulltext;
ELSE
RETURN SUBSTRING(vfulltext from 1 for maxsize) || '...';
END IF;
END ;;