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28.04.2018 13:44, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
Sure, but is there any reason why this couldn't be changed with a new ODS?
GPRE started to support VARCHAR in v4 only (and even there the support is limited) and
a lot of code will have to be rewritten for such change. Core team have no time for
clean
28.04.2018 13:38, fbbt wrote:
select RDB$RELATION_NAME F from RDB$RELATIONS where RDB$RELATION_NAME like
'RDB$RELATIONS'
Use '=' instead of 'LIKE', Luke!
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On 28-4-2018 13:10, Alex Peshkoff via Firebird-devel wrote:
On 04/28/18 12:22, fbbt wrote:
For example:
CREATE TABLE SEC$USERS (
SEC$USER_NAME CHAR(63),
SEC$FIRST_NAME SEC$NAME_PART /* SEC$NAME_PART = VARCHAR(32) NOT
NULL */,
SEC$MIDDLE_NAME SEC$NAME_PART /* SEC$NAME_PART
select RDB$RELATION_NAME F from RDB$RELATIONS where RDB$RELATION_NAME =
'RDB$RELATIONS'
---
1 record, F = 'RDB$RELATIONS ';
select RDB$RELATION_NAME F from RDB$RELATIONS where RDB$RELATION_NAME like
'RDB$RELATIONS%'
---
1 record
select RDB$RELAT
Hi,
i agree with you totally. Because of something like this i have made wrong
assumption when i have created http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/CORE-5807.
I never create char fields for variable length data. But FB developers can show
some light on this i suppose
Regards,Karol Bieniaszewski
On 04/28/18 12:22, fbbt wrote:
For example:
CREATE TABLE SEC$USERS (
SEC$USER_NAMECHAR(63),
SEC$FIRST_NAME SEC$NAME_PART /* SEC$NAME_PART = VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL */,
SEC$MIDDLE_NAME SEC$NAME_PART /* SEC$NAME_PART = VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL */,
SEC$LAST_NAMESEC$NAME_PART
For example:
CREATE TABLE SEC$USERS (
SEC$USER_NAMECHAR(63),
SEC$FIRST_NAME SEC$NAME_PART /* SEC$NAME_PART = VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL */,
SEC$MIDDLE_NAME SEC$NAME_PART /* SEC$NAME_PART = VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL */,
SEC$LAST_NAMESEC$NAME_PART /* SEC$NAME_PART = VARCHAR(32) NOT N
