> It uses the existing connection, cursor and buffers.
>
Ok if so.
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On Monday 03 September 2012 07:44:24 news.gmane.org wrote:
> >> >> May it be because finalizing COMMIT (because dso_autocommit set) ?
> >> >
> >> > Probably. Please try dso_autocommitret.
> >>
> >> It works but is wrong in this scenario since refreshes the data with the
> >> SQL+params which includ
>> >> May it be because finalizing COMMIT (because dso_autocommit set) ?
>> >
>> > Probably. Please try dso_autocommitret.
>>
>> It works but is wrong in this scenario since refreshes the data with the
>> SQL+params which includes INSERT/UPDATE operations internally => we
>> have a
>> double data
On Monday 03 September 2012 07:03:21 news.gmane.org wrote:
> >> May it be because finalizing COMMIT (because dso_autocommit set) ?
> >
> > Probably. Please try dso_autocommitret.
>
> It works but is wrong in this scenario since refreshes the data with the
> SQL+params which includes INSERT/UPDATE o
>> May it be because finalizing COMMIT (because dso_autocommit set) ?
>
> Probably. Please try dso_autocommitret.
>
It works but is wrong in this scenario since refreshes the data with the
SQL+params which includes INSERT/UPDATE operations internally => we have a
double data update.
The below
On Sunday 02 September 2012 18:33:54 Ivanko B wrote:
> May it be because finalizing COMMIT (because dso_autocommit set) ?
Probably. Please try dso_autocommitret.
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Also, there's no other way in PostrgeSQl to call a function than
SELECTing it or participation in WHERE/JOIN condition.
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And BEGIN/COMMIT/ROLLBACK can't be called within a PostgreSQL
procedure ( disabled by syntax ) .
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May it be because finalizing COMMIT (because dso_autocommit set) ?
Me need dso_autocommit here since the (original) SELECT-looking
function really updates the database & only returns the update status.
And the SELECT function (select * from
f_enter_window(:OFFICE_CODE,:WINDOW_CODE,:OPER_CODE,:OPER
For me, me have wrong counters for "srtEnterWindow.active:= true" for
the below component:
object srtEnterWindow: tsqlresult
fielddefs = <
item
Name = 'aresult_code'
DataType = ftInteger
Precision = -1
Size = 0
end
item
Name = 'ahandled
On Sunday 02 September 2012 17:30:04 Ivanko B wrote:
> Another issue:
>
> TSQLSCript returns "rowsreturned = -1" & "cols.count = 0" for whatever
> SQL SELECT code me call.
>
Works for me.
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TSQLSCript
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Oops, tsqlresult :)
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Another issue:
TSQLSCript returns "rowsreturned = -1" & "cols.count = 0" for whatever
SQL SELECT code me call.
(PostgreSQL 9.1 under WinXP X86_64)
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On Sunday 02 September 2012 11:39:13 Ivanko B wrote:
> Have You tried with VARCHAR(x) OUT parameter off function as mentioned
> in the example ?
>
No.
> PS:
> Really not an issue unless noticeable slowdown for 33.6K dial up
> connections. Which difference as to data retrieval between ftString &
Fixed, thanx !
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Sometimes it is necessary to do a first run with -B and then a
second time without.
No, only -O1 option helps here.
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Have You tried with VARCHAR(x) OUT parameter off function as mentioned
in the example ?
PS:
Really not an issue unless noticeable slowdown for 33.6K dial up
connections. Which difference as to data retrieval between ftString &
ftMemo ?
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Ivanko B wrote:
> Hmm... Me have to set "-O" to "1" to build the IDE.
>
Most likely the second build works. FPC is a little bit fragile with unit
handling. Sometimes it is necessary to do a first run with -B and then a
second time without.
Martin
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On Saturday 01 September 2012 19:37:18 Ivanko B wrote:
> Files are attached. The rest of related files can't be send since
> contains no-public-access data :)
Please try again with git master a1970b7a2359f770b30b52d2ede67bd3405ad1d0.
Martin
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