At 12:26 29/3/2006, you wrote:
Bram,
I think Arí is using the same ODBC connection with other programming langs.
So the ODBC can report the YYYY-MM-DD HH.MM.SS.UUUUUU. I just didn't want
you spending to much time questioning the ODBC connection.
Ya! These whole story begins with a project of
migration of a fourth tool of IBM mainframe(named
COOL:Gen) to single cobol for MVS programs. We
have the CA-Realia cobol installed in our local
network and it emulates the mainframe environment.
As I hate cobol(even being an expert) I wrote
utilities in FPC and Lazarus. With the release
0.9.12 I discovered that Lazarus can access DB2
tables via ODBC. I wrote a Lazarus program to let
the people that are testing the converted
programs make alterations on DB2 tables in
user-friendly format(DBNavigator + DBGrid). When
I try to browse the 1st table containing
TIMESTAMP Db2 columns the show begins. I'm using
the same ODBC driver that is used for CA-Realia
cobol (not simultaneous, of course).
It is my understanding that the SQLdb currently does not support any PK type
other than numeric. So I think Update, Delete would not work with a
TTimeStamp. I'm not to sure how the insert would work.
How I am only browsing the tables in sequential
mode with Lazarus visual tools, there are no
PK(primary keys envolved), I suppose. Am I wrong?
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Ricardo
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