Hello:
Huuummm ok i will try review it as soon as possible, what
version of the provider are you using ??
IF you are using only Firebird you doens't need to do the Prepare
call manually as the provider will do it before the execution
( while obviously this is something that needs review :) )
Hello:
Thanks for the reply, but it is set in the constructor.
Huuummm ok i will try review it as soon as possible, what
version of the provider are you using ??
IF you are using only Firebird you doens't need to do the Prepare
call manually as the provider will do it before the execution
( w
Oleg V. Paschenko wrote:
You should set connection property before prepare a command.
Thanks for the reply, but it is set in the constructor.
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Hi,
You should set connection property before prepare a command.
Oleg
> if (getUserEvents == null)
> {
> getUserEvents = new FbCommand("GetUsersEvents", connection,
> transaction);
> getUserEvents.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
> getUserEvents.Parameters.Add("@InputU
Hi all,
I seem to have a problem with preparing stored procedures that use
ExecuteReader and FbDataReader.
If Prepare is called on the FbCommand, 0 results are returned by the
reader. Commenting out the Prepare call makes it work properly.
All prepared stored procedures that don't use Execu
