> yes, copy/paste from my source
>
>
> class method
> DBvapausfestit_register_forms.insert_or_update_vapausfestit_register_forms(
> ID: not nullable System.Guid; EVENT_ID: not nullable System.Guid;
> ...
Might be a side effect of introducing new datatypes from Firebird 4, with
stricter che
On 2021-12-20 14:04, Norbert Saint Georges wrote:
Thank you for your two responses.
unfortunately I have a problem with an old project, following the
update of the netprovider 8.5 client.
Several varchar (x) character set bytes are declared there which
crashes on an expected byte [] even though I
Jirí Cincura a écrit :
update of the netprovider 8.5 client.
Several varchar (x) character set bytes are declared there which
crashes on an expected byte [] even though I have been sending it
strings for several months :-)
Do you have an example?
yes, copy/paste from my source
class metho
> update of the netprovider 8.5 client.
> Several varchar (x) character set bytes are declared there which
> crashes on an expected byte [] even though I have been sending it
> strings for several months :-)
Do you have an example?
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Thank you for your two responses.
unfortunately I have a problem with an old project, following the
update of the netprovider 8.5 client.
Several varchar (x) character set bytes are declared there which
crashes on an expected byte [] even though I have been sending it
strings for several months
On 2021-12-20 12:40, Norbert Saint Georges wrote:
Hello,
a varbinary has a subtype of 1 and not 0 (binary) normal?
You're thinking of BLOB SUB_TYPE, and this is unrelated to BLOB
SUB_TYPE, as it isn't a BLOB type.
In Firebird 4, VARBINARY is introduced as *an alias* for VARCHAR
CHARACTER
Norbert Saint Georges wrote 20.12.2021 12:40:
a varbinary has a subtype of 1 and not 0 (binary) normal?
Yes. According to README.data_types.txt subtype 1 is what distinguishes
VARBINARY from VARCHAR.
Though at API level subtype is returned as 0 because of limitations of engine
internals.
