I would like to test the transition from 2.x to 2.5 on a backup machine we
have. Am I correct in believing I can simply move the data files over and point
the 2.5 server at them?
The only note I found on this was this:
http://www.firebirdnews.org/?p=5027
Which appears to detail problems in one
Yes you can, but the best approach is create a backup with 2.x version then
restore in 2.5 to get the advantages of new ODS.
De: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:firebird-support@yahoogroups.com] Em nome de Maury Markowitz
Enviada em: sexta-feira, 25 de maio de 2012 07:57
Para: firebird
A query with a left join to a table with a computed column returned
values in the computed column even though the row didn't exist in the
table. All other non-computed values came back as null, which was to be
expected.
Is this a bug, or correct by SQL specifications?
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Rick,
> A query with a left join to a table with a computed column returned values in
> the computed column even though the row didn't exist in the table. All
> other non-computed values came back as null, which was to be expected.
> Is this a bug, or correct by SQL specifications?
I don't have
It's not a stand-alone tool like I think the MS SQL Profiler is, but Dev Art
makes a tool called dbMonitor that takes input from a component you can create
on your data module. The tool is available on their website and works with
their DBExpress drivers.
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Newbie schrieb am 24.05.2012 um 19:36 (+0300):
> I tried to grant execute permission for stored procedures for a role.
> but when this procedure is executed by a user in this role I get
> message, that rights doesn't exist on table.
>
> I see in IBExpert DDL that grant select on tables used by tha
