My interested in developing on the Firebird .Net Provider is to figure
out why the dialog simply goes away after entering a value in it. I
have downloaded the trunk and it is compiling just fine. The million
dollar question is: how do I installed the compiled version such that
I can debug the co
Mon, 11 May 2009 17:46:31 +0300, Jiri Cincura :
> 2009/5/11 Ivan Arabadzhiev :
>> well ... pretty much anything I could think of. From what I googled - I
>> need a (Shared | LockRead | NoWait | RecordVersion) transaction. I have
>> tried several variations (consistency, concurency, readcommited ..
2009/5/11 Ivan Arabadzhiev :
> well ... pretty much anything I could think of. From what I googled - I
> need a (Shared | LockRead | NoWait | RecordVersion) transaction. I have
> tried several variations (consistency, concurency, readcommited ...). It
> is intended to read through a table of ID`s t
Mon, 11 May 2009 14:24:16 +0300, Jiri Cincura :
> 2009/5/11 Ivan Arabadzhiev :
>> public FbTransaction BeginTransaction(FbTransactionOptions options,
>> string transactionName)
>>
>> overload of the function, but according to google fb 2.1 checks the
>> header
>> in a different way than fb 2.0.
Fri, 08 May 2009 19:03:12 +0300, Jiri Cincura :
> 2009/5/8 Ivan Arabadzhiev :
>> Yes, I do mean those, but for example "LockRead | Shared" throws an
>> exception upon connect. If I use only "ReadCommited" it`s ok. Could you
>
> Use IsolationLevel.ReadCommited and that's OK.
>
>> paste a link to so
2009/5/11 Ivan Arabadzhiev :
> public FbTransaction BeginTransaction(FbTransactionOptions options,
> string transactionName)
>
> overload of the function, but according to google fb 2.1 checks the header
> in a different way than fb 2.0. Is anyone else using this method (or am I
> a lot dummer tha
