Adriano,
> I thing something like:
>
> firebird.set_comment(<object type>, <object name>, <comment>)
Seems fine to me. But how would that be done in SQL statement, without direct
manipulation of the system tables?
> firebird.set_source(<object type>, <object name>, <source>)
This would allow for a user to set the source to be any value (= "Hello
World"). {I have never tried it, do we currently support, source = "Hello
World"?}
I would have thought that the more appropriate operation would have been:
firebird.clear_source(<object type>, <object name>)
Again, though how would that be done in SQL?
Sean
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