>I posted here so maybe it can help us to update the sql conformance
> page  http://www.firebirdsql.org/en/sql-conformance/
> 
> Sorry for cross posting so much , maybe i was over to much coffeine
> also i didn't had the time to explain what is with the link
> 
> ps: he is not quite a random guy on the internet but a quite biased at the end
> Software Architect at MySQL/Sun/Oracle from 2003-2011, and at HP for a
> little while after that.
> http://www.linkedin.com/pub/peter-gulutzan/b/28/761

    Well, you're convinced me and i've read that comparison (using google 
cache) :)

    I should note that some statements is very questionable (at least):

a) F531 Temporary tables
Firebird doesn't have this. 

This not true - Firebird have standard GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLES


b) T021 BINARY and VARBINARY data types
Firebird doesn't have this.

    Firebird have [VAR]CHAR CHARACTER SET OCTETS data type which is exactly 
the same as [VAR]BINARY, AFAIU.


c) F461 Named character sets
Note #1: Re character sets: Ignoring duplicates, alias names, and slight 
variations: 
Firebird multi-byte character sets are gbk, sjis , utf-8, gb18030 

    Here i'm not certain, probably Adriano have what to add


d) F690 Collation support
Note #2: Re collations: Although Firebird deserves special mention for 
supporting a slightly 
later version of the Unicode Collation Algorithm , the only character set for 
which Firebird 
has multiple collations is UTF-8

    Hmm... For example, ISO8859_1 have 18 collations - according to fbintl.conf:

<charset ISO8859_1>
 intl_module fbintl
 collation ISO8859_1
 collation ISO8859_1_UNICODE
 collation DA_DA
 collation DE_DE
 collation DU_NL
 collation EN_UK
 collation EN_US
 collation ES_ES
 collation ES_ES_CI_AI
 collation FI_FI
 collation FR_CA
 collation FR_FR
 collation IS_IS
 collation IT_IT
 collation NO_NO
 collation SV_SV
 collation PT_BR
 collation PT_PT
</charset>

    Am i wrong here ?

Regards,
Vlad

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