Hi,
I'm afraid you will need to manually edit the SQL script file.
> 1.3.160
That's quite old, many bugs have been fixed since then. I suggest to
upgrade to a more recent (1.3.x) version.
Regards,
Thomas
On Saturday, July 26, 2014, Sanchand wrote:
> Having the same problem any solution to
Hi,
I don't know what the problem is, but quite many bugs have been fixed since
version 1.3.169 (see the change log).
With version 1.3.171 and older: when using local temporary tables and not
dropping them manually before closing the session, and then killing the
process could result in a databas
Hi,
I'm afraid you need to use
MERGE INTO VERSION_NUM (LOCK, VERSION, LOADED_FLAG) VALUES('X', 123,TRUE);
> I am using version: 1.3.173
Actually, according to the error code (90081-166) you are using version
1.3.166.
Regards,
Thomas
On Tuesday, July 29, 2014, Dani Fernandez wrote:
> Hi all
Hi,
What about using a joined table "variable_node_2", where you store changes
to the default values. At startup, truncate that table.
I guess you will get additional ideas if you ask at StackOverflow.com
Regards,
Thomas
On Tuesday, July 29, 2014, Dani Fernandez wrote:
> We have a table conta
We have a table containing approx. 500k entries. Each time our server is
restarted we need to reset all the records, to do so we use a query like:
UPDATE VARIABLE_NODE SET NODE_VALUE = DEFAULT_VALUE,
SUPPRESSION_STATE=FALSE,
SUPPRESSION_RELEASE_TIME=0,
Hi all,
I have this table definition:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS VERSION_NUM (
LOCK char(1) DEFAULT 'X' not null PRIMARY KEY,
VERSION BIGINT,
LOADED_FLAG boolean,
constraint CK_T1_Locked CHECK (
