Hi,
i suppose you have name longer in your particular select statement. This can be
e.g. in aliasing a field
Select a.x as veryLongAliasedNameLongerThen31 from ...
But only you can tell in what exact place you got this error
Regards,Karol Bieniaszewski
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Hello.
The subject was already discussed before, but I am facing a trouble.
I was using FB 2.5 and than I migrated DB to FB 3.0.3. Now when I open my
application it shows the message "Name longer than database column size".
I searched all the metadata and did not find any object longer
On 2018-08-08 20:58, 'River~~' river14ap...@gmail.com [firebird-support]
wrote:
> Suggestion: if you have admin rights on the machine install a ramdisk
> (there are several available for Windows and MS themselves offered
> them for some earlier Windows versions) as say R: and tell Windows to
>
Suggestion: if you have admin rights on the machine install a ramdisk
(there are several available for Windows and MS themselves offered them for
some earlier Windows versions) as say R: and tell Windows to use R: for
temp files.
In older versions of Windows you set up
TEMP=R:
TMP=R:
as the
Hi Hamish
Thanks for introducing float to this discussion: the varying ways different
architectures store the 'same' float (like 3.0e8 for example) amplify the
point I was making.
A float is stored in binary.
That is not suggesting that it is stored as the base2 coding of it as an
integer.
