Eric,
Yes, the optimizer can use an index with a WHERE on a VIEW, but only when the
view is local, not when using EXECUTE STATEMENT on an external database.
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I wonder, Lucas, what will you be publishing then? :)
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Am
Triggers don't
have
code.
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On 07.11.2018 19:27, 'Martijn Tonies (Upscene Productions)'
m.ton...@upscene.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> Yes, it's true and it's rather annoying when, for example,
r stored procedure with wrong list of
>parameters, and it will give error only at the execution time?
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Yes, it's true and it's rather annoying when, for example, developing an
interactive database development tool ;)
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Hi all,
Could this be related to:
https://blog.mertech.com/windows-10-version-1803-breaks-some-shared-folder-applications
"This means that applications started from these environments can’t open a
connection to a database server."
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mean? How to parse it, or how to get it?
>>
>> How to get it, without using isql.
>
>Vlad already answered that:
>
> > Pass isc_info_sql_explain_plan (value 26) into isc_dsql_info()
>instead of isc_info_sql_get_plan (value 22)
I missed that, thanks.
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>m.ton...@upscene.com [firebird-support] wrote:
>> I wonder, how can applications use this feature
>> https://www.firebirdsql.org/file/documentation/release_notes/html/en/3_0/rnfb30-dml-planoutput.html
>
>What d
Hello Mark,
How to get it, without using isql.
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Hi,
I wonder, how can applications use this feature
https://www.firebirdsql.org/file/documentation/release_notes/html/en/3_0/rnfb30-dml-planoutput.html
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Hi,
Remove the VALUES(( part
There’s no need for a VALUES keyword if you use a SELECT to insert rows.
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Hello Michał,
Firebird 3 uses the following syntax:
COMMENT ON IS 'value'
COMMENT ON COLUMN . IS 'value'
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Hello Dmitry,
>28.03.2017 10:06, Martijn Tonies wrote:
>>
>> So the first 'fetch' operation on a position that's invalid returns
>> "rowcount=0",
>> any additional fetch (which includes a move) returns an exception?
>
>Yes. Moving cursor from
Hello Dmitry,
So the first 'fetch' operation on a position that's invalid returns
"rowcount=0",
any additional fetch (which includes a move) returns an exception?
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use:
fetch absolute 11 from c into :p_out1;
I wonder, should the first fetch next that returns no data, return row_count=0,
or also the ‘fetch past record stream’ error?
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Hello Aldo,
Generators are NOT influenced by transactions, so yes, that is correct.
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>05.01.2017 12:17, 'Martijn Tonies (Upscene Productions)'
>m.ton...@upscene.com
>[firebird-support] wrote:
>> Any idea what this error code means?
>
> "Default values for parameters are allowed only in declaration of
> packaged function @1.@2"
Hi all,
Any idea what this error code means?
RECREATE PACKAGE BODY PCK_TEST failed
unknown ISC error 336068898
while executing:
RECREATE PACKAGE BODY PCK_TEST AS
begin
... code
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on to preserving case, is to use double quotes around the
object names.
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Hello Nico,
If you want the case preserved, you have to use double quotes, always.
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We want
a host name to this command line.
Ah, that's what I tried at first, but failed with the -se option included.
I tried a connection string with host, but without -se now, and that works
as well.
Seems there's multiple ways of doing things. ;)
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>[firebird-support] wrote:
>> When connected to the database from another application, here:
>> C:\Program Files\Firebird\Firebird_3_0>gbak -b -m -t -v
>> -user sysdba -pas
hus without
>quotes)?
No, cause the database name contains spaces ;) And it works fine using the
services API (via a Delphi component).
Could that be the cause of the multiple sources/destinations error? If so,
I'll
take it this is a parsing error in gbak?
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switch. But I can’t get it working, any clue?
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old
>row),
>would then always have a single row assigned to be the default and avoids
>the recursive trigger.
Alternatively, make this part of the trigger only fire when ISDEFAULT = T,
then you can safely set ISDEFAULT to 'F' from within the trigger.
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single row assigned to be the default and avoids
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Hi,
First question: why do you have an UPDATE in a BEFORE UPDATE
trigger on ?
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Hi All,
I have a BEFORE
.
In the SQL Editor, you can actively start a transaction by yourself and the
commit/rollback
buttons will always be enabled.
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... )
values (:myassid, ... other columns ... )
/* other inserts */
insert into ...
end
or
insert into assignments(... other columns ... )
values ( ... )
returning_values assid into :myassid;
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view, if you want to modify data,
update it.
Something else doesn't make sense.
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nversion supported,
but an other, that looks the same to the user, fails?
This is counter intuitive.
(and yes, I do read between the lines you don't feel compelled to change it)
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do the same.
That's confusing.
Why would an external function require a field name as the "blob value"? It
expects a blob value. From the user point of view, I see no reason why this
can't be a temporary blob, or a just-converted-blob, like the SQL INSERT
statement can.
Wi
MP_BLOBS PRIMARY KEY (ID)
);
insert into BMP_BLOBS
values (-1, X'101010', 'test')
How is the declared function any different?
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are not supported for
conversion operation “
But as far as I can see, X’10’ returns a binary string, a blob?
Firebird 2.5.
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Is there any tool available which would show the relationship/linking
between tables for Firebird database ?
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(
T T L NATURAL
),
L INDEX (TICKETLABELID)
)
And how about the final INDEX specifier?
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values
by 1)
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If there's some code which says if there isn't an EXXON then create
one, and there's
.
Or extract a script for all procedures that does these
create-with-empty-body-and-then-alter-cycle.
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Hi,
Text values go inside single quotes:
WHERE mycol = ‘value’
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I am having trouble writing a query
Hi,
Looks like ISQL is right and EMS SQL Manager is wrong.
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that the presentation of the same data (= varchar with special
characters) would change in isql if I switch charset.
What application is show ö and what isn't? And is that valid?
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qryUpdateManifestBLOB.ExecSQL;
which Firebird did not like because LoadToFile is an unknown function.
See above.
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When executing the procedure, UTF8/WIN1251/WIN1250 connected, I get:
exception 1 TEST 1ТЕСТ ÐРБЪЛГÐРСКИ At procedure 'TEST' line:
4, col: 3
This -could- be my error, but how do I verify?
When I try in isql, I get the same.
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Hello Dmitry,
I'm still puzzled.
29.01.2015 19:15, Martijn Tonies wrote:
2) Create SP with EXCEPTION ERROR 'some Cyrillic string';
Done. In the source, I see the following:
begin
exception test _utf8
X'31D0A2D095D0A1D0A220D09DD09020D091D0AAD09BD093D090D0A0D0A1D09AD098';
end
You
this won't work either? Or at least, not in my test?
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string.
But this doesn't seem to work either?
Does this work at all with Exceptions?
AFAIU, your trick (exception parameter) should work.
Hmm, I'm puzzled then, cause it doesn't seem to work at first sight.
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with Exceptions?
AFAIU, your trick (exception parameter) should work.
Hmm, I'm puzzled then, cause it doesn't seem to work at first sight.
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idea how to do this?
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string here';
When I look at RDB$PROCEDURES.RDB$PROCEDURE_SOURCE I can see
the text is inserted as a hex string.
But this doesn't seem to work either?
Does this work at all with Exceptions?
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Database Workbench supports some of the new features in Firebird 3 – for
example, the packages.
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But using ROWS instead of FIRST makes using a parameter possible
FIRST (:CNT) does the trick as well.
Oh, good one, let's see if I can remember. ;)
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‘;
But using ROWS instead of FIRST makes using a parameter possible, so it seems:
IN (SELECT ... FROM ... ROWS :CNT)
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$GET_CONTEXT
message. What am I doing wrong?
Well, I'm getting:
Invalid namespace name system passed to RDB$GET_CONTEXT
But at least the function works.
In Database Workbench, if you expand the UDFs node after establishing a
database connection, is RDB$GET_CONTEXT listed?
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Hello Dixon,
Is this using the ROWS on your UPDATE or on your SELECT?
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, is this the same when you create a new
database?
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Create a backup with Firebird 1.5, restore it with 2.5.
Make sure to keep a copy.
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select count(case_number) as counted, case_number
from ACCT_CASE_COURT
group by case_number
?
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Hello Mike,
select
count(CASE_NUMBER), CASE_NUMBER
from
ACCT_CASE_COURT
group by CASE_NUMBER
having count(CASE_NUMBER) 1
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Good morning SET. ;)
I thought of the concatenation trick, but found it ugly as a solution, your
second query
is cleaner, I think.
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Hello Mike,
In the second query, you’re counting records and then do the DISTINCT, so the
result is 32, and if you “distinct” that result, there’s only 1 record, with a
value
of 32.
What you seem to want, is to COUNT(DISTINCT(...))
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?
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table, but these are available in Firebird 2
onward.
The alternative is to create a VIEW for the DISTINCT query and COUNT on that.
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of these or what combination are unique with
regard to each
ACCT_CASE?
If none, you would need a derived table, but these are available in Firebird
2 onward.
The alternative is to create a VIEW for the DISTINCT query and COUNT on that.
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”,
the problem goes away.
Is it safe to always use “wait” on such transactions?
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I’ve verified this in Database Workbench, BLOB Editor for hex values, returned
is:
3634
And using f_blobsize function in FreeAdhocUDF, which returns a size of “2”.
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Wouldn’t leaving out the “temp trigger” and “foo” and simply doing:
update sometable set id = gen_id(some_table_id_gen, 1);
have the same result?
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I think this needs a
GROUP BY a.Project_PK
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It did, but my fingers were quicker.
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Hello Patrick,
Yes, that is correct, meta data changes need to be committed as well.
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Hello Alan,
The domain check constraint is available, however, it is a custom
written check constraint, like for example:
CREATE DOMAIN ...
CHECK (
VALUE IN ('Y', 'N')
)
This source can be found in the system tables, table RDB$FIELDS
column RDB$VALIDATION_SOURCE
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Hello Wolfgang,
ALTER TABLE tablename DROP CONSTRAINT INTEG_485
That should do the trick.
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Check constraints are table based, not column based.
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this issue with recent versions of Database
Workbench?
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Hmm, if Firebird allows you to store such characters, I would expect
Database Workbench
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Hi,
This might help:
http://www.connectionstrings.com/firebird/
On the client, you need to install the Firebird client, on the server, you need
to have Firebird running.
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Hi,
If you have the Firebird installer, it has an option to install the client only,
this is all the client machine requires.
With regard to the server, either superserver/classic (which is an architecture
thingy), both are fine.
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Hi,
I know next to nothing about VB. So, what type of driver are you using?
And don’t forget, “didn’t work” tells us exactly nothing.
Any error message?
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(ORDERID)
);
As you can see, the COMPUTED BY clause has a double set of parenthesis,
allowing you to use the procedure.
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Hi,
Use the “double pipe”: ||
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Hi,
I’ve got a database from a customer with a timestamp value
with a time part of 24:00:00..
It this supposed to be possible on Firebird 2.5.2?
isql reports an error when selecting the value:
“ value exceeds the range for valid timestamps “
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incorrect.
This query returns the value as 24:00:
select
T_DATACZAS, cast(T_DATACZAS as char(24))
from
BATCH_DOBOWE where D_IDPOMIARU=97
The results:
DATACZAS CAST
2014-01-04 2014-01-03 24:00:00.
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supports:
- Borland InterBase ( 6.x and up )
- Firebird ( 1.x and up )
- MS SQL Server/MSDE ( 7 and up )
- MySQL 4.x and up
- Oracle Database ( 8i and up )
- Sybase SQL Anywhere ( 9 and up )
- NexusDB ( 3.0 and up )
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is safe (as long as you follow thread per attachment rule).
Hope it is clear now,
Thanks, also calls to Services API and so on follow the same rules?
Getting database info (pages/pagesize/etc)?
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Hi all,
Can someone let me know if the following is thread-safe:
- a client library from Firebird version 1, 1.5, 2 or 2.1
- using a connection per thread
- executing calls via multiple threads
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cannot be done while another
thread is already waiting for the API to return, right?
Regards,
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PS v2.5 client should be free from the limitations above, you surely know
it :)
Yes.
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to do that ?
Hm, that is surprising.
Newer versions of Firebird support altering the COMPUTED BY clause.
What version of Firebird are you using?
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');
// drop temporary computed field
ALTER TABLE DML_TEST1 DROP DBW$$TEMP;
If this doesn't help for you, I'd be interested in a copy of the database to
see what's going on. ;)
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the computed by field
and it will generate the required statements for you.
Note: it's tricky, but has been proven as working.
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Hello Michael,
I'll send you one of my old presentations about the system tables.
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I have found the way
Hi,
Use RDB$DEFAULT_SOURCE
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the
default value.
ALTER DOMAIN domainname DROP CONSTRAINT;
ALTER DOMAIN domainname ADD CONSTRAINT CHECK (...);
Or use a GUI tool like Database Workbench that does this for you. ;)
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:-)
Of course, but you could see the result without having to check the
documentation. ;)
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when I must recompile of PROC_A because
something in body of PROC_B has changed.
Correct.
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the problem? It becomes un-quoted...
Try:
WHERE D.CREATE_DATE = ''' || tsEndDate ||
INTO ...
Where ''' = ' ' ' (with no spaces) and = ' ' ' ' (with no spaces)
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I need to make a sync app to do the move?
You can download a trial of Database Workbench at www.upscene.com
and use the DataPump to do this, see:
http://upscene.com/documentation/dbw4/tools_datapump.htm
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.
As I said, Walter, with Database Workbench you can insert an image
by using a user interface.
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column you still want to use as text?
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the content and
then to save it in the new format. But depending on the choice of the way
to go, this could be irrelevant.
You are modifying the blob to BINARY, that doesn't sound right.
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