How to make a call of the same name of the stored procedure within a
package from the global namespace?
Example:
===
SET TERM ^;
CREATE OR ALTER PROCEDURE PROC1
returns (i int)
AS
begin
i = 5;
suspend;
end^
CREATE OR ALTER PACKAGE PKG2
AS
begin
On 25-01-2014 11:08, Simonov Denis wrote:
How to make a call of the same name of the stored procedure within a
package from the global namespace?
There is no way, currently.
I think when schemas exist, you will be able to use SCHEMA_NAME.PROC1.
Adding some keyword for now may cause future
25.01.2014 18:22, Adriano dos Santos Fernandes wrote:
Adding some keyword for now may cause future problems when schemas exist.
What's the problem of treating ::PROC1 (syntax just for example) as a
global procedure PROC1 in the current schema? Or do you mean the
situation when multiple
On 25-01-2014 12:30, Dmitry Yemanov wrote:
25.01.2014 18:22, Adriano dos Santos Fernandes wrote:
Adding some keyword for now may cause future problems when schemas exist.
What's the problem of treating ::PROC1 (syntax just for example) as a
global procedure PROC1 in the current schema? Or
Adriano dos Santos Fernandes adrian...@gmail.com писал(а) в своём письме
Sat, 25 Jan 2014 18:41:40 +0400:
I don't know. To answer this, I would need detailed spec of how schemas
will work in Firebird.
Will it be user-based or not, how multiple schemas will interact, how
current no-schema
At 08:24 a.m. 26/01/2014, Simonov Denis wrote:
However there will be a problem of homonymy of schemas and packets.
What is meant by packets? Same as packages? Something else?
However current situation should be reflected in Release Notes.
From a design perspective, my simple-minded view
26.01.2014 00:56, Helen Borrie wrote:
However current situation should be reflected in Release Notes.
From a design perspective, my simple-minded view is that homonymity of the
kind that leads to conflicts within the scope of the current_schema should be
avoided. You seem to be saying
