Thanks for the reply, that answers most of the questions I asked. now, for the
firebird client for OS X, doing it by hand, any tips for me to explore this
direction?
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, philippe makowski makowski@... wrote:
wang960 [2012-02-03 02:53] :
Hi,
Got
hi,
using this to install firebird:
yum install firebird-classic.x86_64
it works in centos 6.2. now where is the ibase.h? i need that to compile some
other modules.
Thanks,
Wang
I'm trying with (to get all records from Feb 2nd)
where
(MyTimeStamp between '02-01-2012 00:00:00' and '02-01-2012 23:59:59')
it uses the index, but I don't get all the records
My mistake!... that seems to work OK... Now I just wonder if that is the *best*
way to do that... So far I
On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 AM, angel_ignacio_colmenares
angel_ignacio_colmena...@yahoo.com wrote:
I'm writing a firebird provider for ServiceStack.OrmLite and unit tests
ask for store the value : 0.686956521739130434782 in a table.
the datatable is simple:
CREATE TABLE TEST
(
v1 float,
Hi, I'm trying to use fbtracemgr, but I get nothing coming out after I've run a
query. Here is my config file:
database mydb.fdb
enabled true
log_transactions true
log_trigger_start true
log_trigger_end true
print_perf true
prin_plan true
log_procedure_start true
log_procedure_finish true
Hallo,
SQL databases are always in for a surprise about performance of simple
statements.
I have a table with the column 'ID' as BIGINT unique primary key.
The table has about 400 entries, the ID counts up without gaps.
A simple
select max(ID) from T
takes about 14 seconds
ruch...@gmx.de wrote:
I have a table with the column 'ID' as BIGINT unique primary key.
select max(ID) from T
So Firebird seems to do plan a full table scan. (Hallo, anyone at home?
I have an unique index on that column ;-) )
As far as I know, you need a DESC index for MAX queries.
Hi, I'm trying to use fbtracemgr, but I get nothing coming out after I've run
a query. Here is my config file:
database mydb.fdb
enabled true
log_transactions true
log_trigger_start true
log_trigger_end true
print_perf true
prin_plan true
log_procedure_start true
Firebird 1.5 on Windows, accessed via ODBC.
Have a large table (some 50 million records) with the following structure:
CREATE TABLE AUDIT_TRAIL
(
AUDIT_ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
AUDIT_TIME DATE,
USER_ID VARCHAR(12) COLLATE
SQL databases are always in for a surprise about performance of simple
statements.
I have a table with the column 'ID' as BIGINT unique primary key.
The table has about 400 entries, the ID counts up without gaps.
A simple
select max(ID) from T
takes about 14 seconds complete.
Thanks for the suggestions.
For some strange reason all seems to be fine now. DB Workbench finds the
record
(and looks normal data) and works fine via ODBC as well. No idea what went
on there.
RBS
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:43 PM, Thomas Steinmaurer t...@iblogmanager.comwrote:
**
Firebird
thanks Ann,
You're right, the best option seems to be decimal (18,18).
(19,19) doesn't work :
SQL error code = -842. Precision must be from 1 to 18
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Ann Harrison aharrison@... wrote:
On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 AM, angel_ignacio_colmenares
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 10:25 AM, ruch...@gmx.de wrote:
SQL databases are always in for a surprise about performance of simple
statements.
Particularly true when you switch between record locking and MVCC.
I have a table with the column 'ID' as BIGINT unique primary key.
The table has
what is the best way to do a join to a top 1 row select of second
table? For example CAR and CAR_IMAGES to display just one image.
I wrote following select, this works. However I think there must be a
clever way to use ROWS 1 instead of min() and group by.
SELECT
CMRK.CAR_MARK_NAME,
Hello:
After using Firebird (2.5 SS) exclusively in a desktop application
environment, I've created an associated app that stores data at an
internet address.
I just finished the code to allow me via a remote site to backup and
immediately restore as a maintenance operation the database.
My
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