it's a case of reading the system catalog (RDB$...). There is no hacking
involved - it is all documented.
Cool. Now to just find where... :) (I think I saw it in one of the
manuals...)
Why don't you buy tool to do this? There's plenty about and it will be much
cheaper then the time
Why don't you buy tool to do this? There's plenty about and it will be
much
cheaper then the time involved in writing it yourself.
TV immediately springs to mind - a very handy tool, shows Stored procs
(including dependancies SQLetc) plus triggers/exceptions ..
But wait there's more, you
Nic wrote:
I'm trying to write an IB admin tool - ala IB Desktop, or the
SQL Executive in MSSQL (but better :) ). Anyone know of ways to get
Have you had a look at the source of IB_WISQL utility that
comes with IBObjects? I would have thought it covered all the
bits of info you need.
[SNIP]
Also, Wade's excellent "TV" application gets all that info from IB
too, via ODBC connections I believe.
[SNIP]
Wade uses BDE - as per his message.
There's also a bunch of stuff on Borland.com in the BDE TechInfo section on
how to talk to the BDE direct to do this sort of stuff.
BTW: TV
Re:
Where can 'TV' be got from?
AFAIK mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm not sure what the current price is.
Max
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