too complicated, less readable and i guess consuming more
Bogdan
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This is also possible
If (coalesce(terminal, '') <> '') then
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Bogdan
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Hi
I haven't been working with Cobol for 25 years, but:
if Disconnect is in Procedure Division then Connect should also be there.
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22.06.2016 8:44, 'Mihalache Bogdan' bogdan.mihala...@soter.ro
[firebird-support] wrote:
> - On the machines where the new values was not visible, i have
restarted the
> connection (Close the App and ReOpend it), but still the old value was
there, not the new one.
Most likely they are at
Hello!
We have a 64 bits firebirds 2.5.2 SC server on a linux machine. The stange
behavior that i don`t understrans is the following :
- I`ve Used Database WorkBench to update a value in a table from 0
to 1.
- I`ve commited the transaction and the new value was visible from
In firebird is there an option to declare a parameter in a stored procedure
as an IN/OUT. (like ORACLE server has)
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28370/parameter_declaration.
htm
I want to send a parameter to a procedure, do some operation with it, and
return his new value.
select cast(extract(second from cast('12.12.2016 23:59:59:4900' as timestamp))
as integer) from rdb$database
59
On Wednesday, January 6, 2016 10:37 AM, "'Bogdan' bog...@mordicom.si
[firebird-support]" <firebird-support@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Hi all
I wonder if
Hi all
I wonder if this is an error or sql srandard:
select cast(extract(second from cast('12.12.2016 23:59:59:9000' as
timestamp)) as integer) from rdb$database
gives 60
Regards
Bogdan
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Tnx
Regards
Bogdan
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On 06/01/16 08:37, 'Bogdan
If someone can help me.
I have a database with character set = none.
That happened by mistake when upgrading dialect 1 database from 1.5 to 2.5.
What is the procedure to change character set back to win1250 as it used to
be.
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards,
Bogdan
I wasn't aware of this.
I've assumed that if i = 0 Firebird looks only at the first part of the second
iif.
Thanks
Bogdan
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3,4 5,2 2 11 3
Suma descending
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Bogdan
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11 1
Otherwise the sort order is ok.
This propagates only when there is iif within iif clause.
Am i doing something wrong or it is a bug ?
Best regards
Bogdan
= complete script:
SET SQL DIALECT 3
I believe there is no PK in the table, so engine doesn't know what record to
delete
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Bogdan
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) and
substring(x1 from e2 for 1) = substring(x2 from e1 for 1)) then
result = e1 || ' and ' || e2 || ' were swapped';
end
suspend;
end
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Bogdan
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Are you running superserver ?
If so i would recommend switching to classic or superclassic
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Bogdan
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Select trim(RC.RDB$INDEX_NAME)
from RDB$RELATION_CONSTRAINTS RC
where (RC.RDB$CONSTRAINT_TYPE = 'PRIMARY KEY') and
(RC.RDB$RELATION_NAME = :TABELA)
into :PKTEMP
Using that select you can fiind the name of the column who has the primary
key.
Inspired from Carlos Cantu external log
Select trim(I.RDB$FIELD_NAME)
from RDB$RELATION_CONSTRAINTS RC
join RDB$INDEX_SEGMENTS I on (I.RDB$INDEX_NAME = RC.RDB$INDEX_NAME)
join RDB$INDICES IDX on (IDX.RDB$INDEX_NAME = RC.RDB$INDEX_NAME)
where (RC.RDB$CONSTRAINT_TYPE = 'PRIMARY KEY') and
from ISQL and/or Flamerobin, or only
inside your application?
What is your own timezone, and what is the server timezone?
Mark
The last time i've seen such behaviour, we found there was another job
scheduled every 30 minutes
that took all the resources
Regards
Bogdan
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Manyou shlould read a bit more before going on this road. It a simple
example of select with group option.
Select TRANS_DATE,TRANSTIME, POSNUMBER, TRANSNUMBER, Count(ITEM_QTY) as
ItemsSold, SUM(LINE_TOTAL) as LineTotal from accounthistory
WHERE TRANS_DATE BETWEEN ' StartDate ' AND '
Hi
Why do you have RESERVE set to ON ?
Regards
Bogdan
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Round(100/15.00) * 15
Or
(div(100,15)*15) + (cast((mod(100,15)/15.00) as Integer)*15)
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Update table set column = Mod(column+1,2) where id = :id
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Statement Sql Into :lnCantitate ;
If i remove the variables(:lcIdContract, :lcIdRamura, etc.) from the sql
statement, that is stored in the table, it`s working, but I really need to
keep them, and keep the sql in the table. Does anyone has a solution to my
problem?
Bogdan MIHALACHE
is there an aproximate way to use this : execute statement
(sql) (parametes) ? or something similar to it? Has anyone tried something
like this? What was your aproach?
Thank you verry much!
Bogdan
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This works just fine.
Thank you!(multumesc!)
Bogdan
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I second this answer.
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Bogdan
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Why don`t you use CAST ( var as VARCHAR(NN)) ?
Bogdan MIHALACHE
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Subject: [firebird-support] Udf
Select * from TABLE_A aa where Exists (Select ab.id From table_b ab And
ab.data_b = 100 And aa.id = ab.id)
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if(new.field_b0) and new.field_a = old.field_a then
dosomething;
else
dosomethingelse;
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Date:
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Subject: [firebird-support] Update query and trigger
hi all,
, or just snc
Regards Bogdan
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.
Or am i missing something ?
Regards Bogdan
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I second that
Regards Bogdan
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To: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [firebird-support] Re: Parameterised like query won't use index
fdb name.
As I say before, this command work just fine in WinXp.
I would try:
gbak.exe -c -v -R -z -user sysdba -password masterkey d:\dbback\20120831.fbk
server:d:\dbback\rsdata.fdb
Regards Bogdan
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I would check the data.
It seems like an old version of database .
Copy, system restore ??
Regards, Bogdan
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Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2012 4:07 PM
To: firebird-support
being hindered by the copy process.
It happens - corruption of the original fdb file when copying it - rare but
just once is too much.
Bogdan
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are running something in a loop with AutoCommit
set to True?
Or maybe two events that trigger each other
Regards
Bogdan
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avoid getting into trouble.
Regards
Bogdan
Probably beating a dead horse, but ...
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 2:44 PM, todderamaa toddera...@yahoo.com
mailto:todderamaa%40yahoo.com wrote:
I have heard that you can corrupt a database when copying it with active
connections. I am wondering
Actually, active users stay connected to old renamed database.
It can happen only on linux, never on Windows.
Regards
Bogdan
Hi, I get your point.
But I wonder what can happen when we don't kill the existing clients before
restoring with the same database file name.
Actually I had a bad
Extract(day,month ... From ?date)
And then some ifs and etc
Regards, Bogdan
Lp, Bogdan
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Subject: [firebird-support] How do I convert a timestamp to a string from
within
test from test
where test starting with 'aaa_'
order by test descending
Presuming it is not always aaa_ in front of date part
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