Re: Bind-dlz-testers Digest, Vol 20, Issue 7

I ran into this same issue when I first started with DLZ.  I ended up 
writing my queries in such a way that this data could be returned.  It was 
complicated to say the least.

However, as soon as I got my queries working correctly, I realized that Bind 
(or DLZ) was confused by getting records with different types of data in 
them. It would reject a result set because my NS or MX records would be 
configured correctly, but the A records are formatted differently (different 
number of fields, and different data types), so the result set seemed to 
look incorrect to BIND and DLZ.

I gave up when I ran into this wall.  I did all I could do with making my 
magical (if inefficient) SQL queries do the work, but then found that I 
couldn't get the results through Bind and DLZ.

Then someone told me it was purely optional, and so I felt better about 
having given up.  :)


--Kyle 



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