I'm trying to get the default values for the columns in my database. I
can get column names and types through the
connection.GetSchema("Columns") method. The schema of the table returns
includes "COLUMN_DEFAULT", but the value it returns is always a
zero-length string. Any ideas how to get this
Hello:
I'm trying to get the default values for the columns in my database. I
can get column names and types through the
connection.GetSchema("Columns") method. The schema of the table
returns includes "COLUMN_DEFAULT", but the value it returns is always
a zero-length string. Any ideas how to
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
Hello:
I'm trying to get the default values for the columns in my database.
I can get column names and types through the
connection.GetSchema("Columns") method. The schema of the table
returns includes "COLUMN_DEFAULT", but the value it returns is always
a zero-
Hello:
Thanks. I just wanted to mention that it is with version 1.7.0.1 of
the provider.
Can you send a sample of the table that is giving you the problem ??
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
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http://carlosga.blogspot.com/
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
Hello:
Thanks. I just wanted to mention that it is with version 1.7.0.1 of
the provider.
Can you send a sample of the table that is giving you the problem ??
The script to create the table is attached, and below is an insert
statement with the current data. Tha
Hello:
The script to create the table is attached, and below is an insert
statement with the current data. Thanks for your help!
In a first test it looks as working fine for me.
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Vigo-Spain
http://carlosga.blogspot.com/
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
Hello:
The script to create the table is attached, and below is an insert
statement with the current data. Thanks for your help!
In a first test it looks as working fine for me.
Can you send along your code and connection string so I can try to debug
what's go
Hello:
Can you send along your code and connection string so I can try to
debug what's going on here?
I have done nothing special, just open the connection and call
GetSchema("Columns", new string[] { null, null, "table_name" })
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
Vigo-Spain
http://carlosga.blogspot.c
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
Hello:
Can you send along your code and connection string so I can try to
debug what's going on here?
I have done nothing special, just open the connection and call
GetSchema("Columns", new string[] { null, null, "table_name" })
Two questions: Any idea how I
Hello:
Two questions: Any idea how I should go about debugging this? Is there
a connection string setting I should be looking at? I'm still getting
empty strings for default values (xml version of my dataset is
attached). And, once I get it working, is there a function to submit
changes to the
Yep, this gets values: "DEFAULT 4" for example.
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
Hello:
Two questions: Any idea how I should go about debugging this? Is
there a connection string setting I should be looking at? I'm still
getting empty strings for default values (xml version of my dataset
is att
Hello:
Yep, this gets values: "DEFAULT 4" for example.
I have done a test using 1.7y as well, and looks as working fine for me too.
If you can get a copy of the sources from the cvs, do the build using
debug information and try to debug the command that is being executed (
in DbSchema.cs )
What's the address of the repository? I've never had to get the sources
before ...
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
Hello:
Yep, this gets values: "DEFAULT 4" for example.
I have done a test using 1.7y as well, and looks as working fine for
me too.
If you can get a copy of the sources from
This is very strange. With the debug version of the latest 1.7 release
candidate (sources on the firebird site), it works correctly. I will
continue to use this version for development purposes and then figure
out how to switch over to a release version at some point moving
forward, I guess. An
Hello:
This is very strange. With the debug version of the latest 1.7 release
candidate (sources on the firebird site), it works correctly. I will
continue to use this version for development purposes and then figure
out how to switch over to a release version at some point moving
forward, I g
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
Hello:
This is very strange. With the debug version of the latest 1.7
release candidate (sources on the firebird site), it works correctly.
I will continue to use this version for development purposes and then
figure out how to switch over to a release version at
Did you mean to modify the default value of a column ??
Hey, sorry to be a pest about this, but is there a way to modify the
default value of a column using the data table returned from the
connection.GetSchema function or do I have to write ddl for it to
happen. Is there any sample code aro
Hello:
Hey, sorry to be a pest about this, but is there a way to modify the
default value of a column using the data table returned from the
connection.GetSchema function or do I have to write ddl for it to
happen. Is there any sample code around? Any help would be hugely
appreciated ...
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