13.03.2018 9:30, Mark Rotteveel m...@lawinegevaar.nl [firebird-support] wrote:
> and in Firebird 3 when using the old API (most applications use
> the old API).
Actually 64k limit is applied to statement in ISC API only if length of
statement is
indicated explicitly and function declarations
On 13-3-2018 02:12, ho...@agencybusys.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> Thank you, Mark, for such a complete and clear answer. You are a big
> help to me. What you said agrees and helps me understand what I have
> read. What I was concerned about was my Execute Blocks were too big, and
> had to
Thank you, Mark, for such a complete and clear answer. You are a big help to
me. What you said agrees and helps me understand what I have read. What I was
concerned about was my Execute Blocks were too big, and had to be split into
several smaller blocks. I wanted to make sure all the blocks
Thank you Karol, I did not want Parallel, so good news.
On 2018-03-12 18:08, ho...@agencybusys.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> I didn't see a way to edit the previous post, so sorry for this
> afterthought.
>
> My concert are:
>
> 1. Since the EBs are executed on the Server, will a transaction
> created in Delphi have any benefit for controlling the
Hi,
One transaction have benefits like integrity. If your process must be
accomplished as a whole it is only good way for this. Your statments are
executed serial. For parallel you will need many connections at the same time.
Regards,Karol Bieniaszewski
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I didn't see a way to edit the previous post, so sorry for this afterthought.
My concert are:
1. Since the EBs are executed on the Server, will a transaction created in
Delphi have any benefit for controlling the sequence of execution, or the
ability to roll back if a failure occurs in block
