Re: [firebird-support] Table alias with AS in SELECT statement supported?
Hello Reinier, > The Interbase 6 Language Reference mentions column aliases using the AS > notation, but doesn't show AS in table aliases, e.g. (...) > Have I overlooked something, was it already supported in Interbase 6, or > do the docs need updating? The InterBase 6 LangRef needs updating ;-) Frankly, I never noticed that the optional [AS] for table aliases was missing from the IB6 docs. Now that I know, I'll mention it in the next revision of the LangRef Update. Kind regards, Paul Vinkenoog
Re: [firebird-support] Table alias with AS in SELECT statement supported?
At 06:24 PM 18/10/2011, reinier_olislagers wrote: >Hi all, > >The Interbase 6 Language Reference mentions column aliases using the AS >notation, but doesn't show AS in table aliases, e.g. >select * from rdb$relations tables > >On Firebird 2.5, this seems to work fine: >select * from rdb$relations as tables; > >I had a look through the Firebird 2.5 Language Reference Update (8 >October 2011, version 1.1, covers Firebird 2.5 and 2.5.1). >It doesn't seem to say anything about using AS for table aliases in >SELECT statements. > >Have I overlooked something, was it already supported in Interbase 6, or >do the docs need updating? Much simpler than that, actually. AS is an optional keyword, just that most people don't bother to use it. ./heLen
[firebird-support] Table alias with AS in SELECT statement supported?
Hi all, The Interbase 6 Language Reference mentions column aliases using the AS notation, but doesn't show AS in table aliases, e.g. select * from rdb$relations tables On Firebird 2.5, this seems to work fine: select * from rdb$relations as tables; I had a look through the Firebird 2.5 Language Reference Update (8 October 2011, version 1.1, covers Firebird 2.5 and 2.5.1). It doesn't seem to say anything about using AS for table aliases in SELECT statements. Have I overlooked something, was it already supported in Interbase 6, or do the docs need updating? Thanks.