On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 15:45, Marc Bettex wrote:
> I'm currently using the ado.net firebird client 2.5.2 and I have some
> problems with INSERT statements that have a RETURNING clause, such as
>
> INSERT INTO myTable(myColumn1) VALUES ('myValue1') RETURNING myColumn1,
> myColumn2, myColumn3;
>
>
Hi,
I'm currently using the ado.net firebird client 2.5.2 and I have some
problems with INSERT statements that have a RETURNING clause, such as
INSERT INTO myTable(myColumn1) VALUES ('myValue1') RETURNING myColumn1,
myColumn2, myColumn3;
As long as I want to retrieve only one column, I can use t
On 9/23/07, Carlos Guzmán Álvarez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello:
> > I'm pretty sure, that it has been working, isn't it? Am I try to debug
> > and locate the problem or it's just as is?
> Huumm if i remember well that was implemented using ExecuteNonQuery
> calls with output parameters but i
Hello:
> I'm pretty sure, that it has been working, isn't it? Am I try to debug
> and locate the problem or it's just as is?
Huumm if i remember well that was implemented using ExecuteNonQuery
calls with output parameters but i will try to check it tomorrow :)
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
Vigo-Spa
Hi *,
I'm wondering why this code doesn't work. It simply returns no rows
(the Read method on the first call returns false). But the
ExecuteScalar gives me the first returned column right.
...
cmd.CommandText = "insert into sometable values (10, 'ten') returning id, name";
using (FbDataReader rea
