On 19 July 2012 23:23, Paul Vinkenoog wrote:
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> Hello Daniel,
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> > I'm trying to have an existing perl program, that is using the DBI
> > system for theoretical database interoperability, to use Firebird. I've
> > discovered that, as a standard, this program executes statements such
Hello Daniel,
> I'm trying to have an existing perl program, that is using the DBI
> system for theoretical database interoperability, to use Firebird. I've
> discovered that, as a standard, this program executes statements such as,
>
> select * from table where pkey=''
>
> That apparently w
On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 2:03 PM, Josef Kokeš wrote:
> I suppose that you could change the field to NOT NULL DEFAULT ''. Then
> would a comparison with empty string work.
I don't think that will work.
The problem isn't how Firebird handles it, it's how the
likes of MySQL and SQLite handle it whic
> I'm trying to have an existing perl program, that is using the DBI
> system for theoretical database interoperability, to use Firebird. I've
> discovered that, as a standard, this program executes statements such as,
>
> select * from table where pkey=''
>
> That apparently works with Mysql - doi
I'm trying to have an existing perl program, that is using the DBI
system for theoretical database interoperability, to use Firebird. I've
discovered that, as a standard, this program executes statements such as,
select * from table where pkey=''
That apparently works with Mysql - doing suc
