On 17/01/13 08:59, Norman Dunbar wrote:
> I'm doing some more documentation work on the isql manual. The current
> version mentions a copy command in isql which "copies a table structure
> to another table, or database".
Answering self!
After a brief look at the isql source code. Given my limited
On 17/01/13 10:18, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
> Sounds like a major bug to me that it depends on 1) name of the executable
> and 2) the executable being on the path.
Could be. Sounds like one anyway. Even worse, when I sym-linked isql-fb
to isql, and tried again:
SQL> copy test my_test;
Statement fa
On Thu, 17 Jan 2013 10:15:16 +, Norman Dunbar
wrote:
> AHA
>
> My gut feeling was right, it is shelling out. This is a nuisance then,
> as it means that people on systems where the isql app has been renamed,
> cannot use the copy command. H.
Sounds like a major bug to me that it d
Morning Mark,
>> **
>> * unixODBC - isql*
>> **
>
> Are you sure you are using the right ISQL? It looks like you are using the
> one from unixODBC instead of the Firebird one.
Well
On Thu, 17 Jan 2013 08:59:06 +, Norman Dunbar
wrote:
> I'm doing some more documentation work on the isql manual. The current
> version mentions a copy command in isql which "copies a table structure
> to another table, or database".
> **
> * unix
I'm doing some more documentation work on the isql manual. The current
version mentions a copy command in isql which "copies a table structure
to another table, or database".
I tried the following, in the employee database, seeing as the "help
copy" command simply barfs:
SQL> copy ;
Either sou
