On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 2:03 PM, André Knappstein
knappst...@beta-eigenheim.de wrote:
When I help people migrating from dBase to C#, I show them how easy
you can drag/drop your tables on the form and get running in about no
time. Big h! Fine!.
Then I show them the code that's been
Yes.
Are you creating the FbDataAdapter in code?
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Not 100% sure, but I think it's something in the DbDataAdapter the
FbDataAdapter derives from. I don't know a place where this casing
etc. in FirebirdClient would happen. :(
On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 10:47 AM, André Knappstein
knappst...@beta-eigenheim.de wrote:
Yes.
Are you creating the
OK, thank you anyway.
I think I will be telling them to re-create the databases, this time
using a character set *and* *not* the quoted identifiers.
Interesting though, that I did not find any hint about similar
problems in the internet concerning for example MSSQL server and
On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 1:28 PM, André Knappstein
knappst...@beta-eigenheim.de wrote:
OK, thank you anyway.
I think I will be telling them to re-create the databases, this time
using a character set *and* *not* the quoted identifiers.
I think removing the quoted identifiers is a better way
Hi Gang,
this is probably something WAD / inherited, but nonetheless it is
undesirable and I'd like to know if there is something one can do to
avoid it.
I was helping a company to move from dBase/DBF to C#/Firebird, but
their IT already made a migration of the huge DBFs to Firebird.
Are you creating the FbDataAdapter in code?
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