Does anyone know what is contained on the DVD besides PDFs?
When you purchase the DVD (which contains an enormous amount of additional
resource material)
I would like to know what is this enormous amount of material :)
At 07:41 p.m. 18/06/2013, un_spoken wrote:
Does anyone know what is contained on the DVD besides PDFs?
When you purchase the DVD (which contains an enormous amount of additional
resource material)
I would like to know what is this enormous amount of material :)
I don't quite get what you're trying to do, I'll guess, but feel free to
reformulate your problem if my guessing is wrong. My guess is that you're
trying to do, is to traverse two trees and join them together.
Hi,
Thanks, you saved my day!
To explain what I use this select query for:
Hi Helen,
Many thanks for clarifying..
Geoff
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At 11:23 p.m. 16/06/2013, you wrote:
Hi,
I'm considering using Firebird for my database applications.
My applications are not large and certainly cater for (usually!)
I think you have 2 options:
1. normalize the table to have 2 fields Month Number Month Value, then
you can search record by Month Number for updating Month Value
2. use PSQL statement: EXECUTE STATEMENT, you can read about it in
Firebird-2.5-LangRef-Update.pdf
--- In
Thanks for your reply.
I should have mentioned that this stored procedure is used to generate a
Stair-Step Financial Report (My first attempt at such a report I might add) and
therefore option 1 below would not work as I do not need to store the results.
I have used EXECUTE STATEMENT in the
Hi,
I just tried to create an external table with a filename that contains
ö. The database charset is UTF-8 and I did it from FlameRobin using
UTF-8 as connection character set.
It failed because the filename obviously got encoded as UTF-8, and
passed like that to the server's file system,
In creating a new table, how is primary key set to begin at a value other than
0 or 1?
Afternoon jwcane2003,
On 18/06/13 14:26, jwcane2003 wrote:
In creating a new table, how is primary key set to begin at a value other
than 0 or 1?
Imagine this:
create table whatever (
pk_column bigint not null ,
other_stuff char(100),
...
);
commit;
alter table whatever
add
In creating a new table, how is primary key set to begin at a value other
than 0 or 1?
begin suggests that you plan on some form of auto-incrementing a
value for the primary key field?
If so, I'd say you'll need a generator anyway.
You can set this generator to any (valid) value you
Hello,
I have some BDs, where fields not null are without the check not null. For
example, all tables have a field 'codigo' not null, now all this fields are not
check not null.
Someone know what could happened? Could be some option or problem in restore?
Thanks
Rejane
Hello everybody
Which can be the cause that a database of 3.1 gigabytes grows to 4.2
gigabytes after a cycle backup/restore?
The file FIREBIRD.CONF seems normal, nothing strange there.
Growing 1.1 gigabytes seems to me too much.
Greetings.
Walter.
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Walter,
Which can be the cause that a database of 3.1 gigabytes grows to 4.2
gigabytes after a cycle backup/restore?
The file FIREBIRD.CONF seems normal, nothing strange there.
Growing 1.1 gigabytes seems to me too much.
To be clear, it is source database or the backup file 3.1GB?
Sean
The source database has 3.1 Gb but after the backup/restore have 4.2 Gb
Seems very strange for me.
Greetings.
Walter.
On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 6:03 PM, Leyne, Sean s...@broadviewsoftware.comwrote:
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Walter,
Which can be the cause that a database of 3.1 gigabytes grows to 4.2
Em 18/6/2013 19:44, W O escreveu:
The source database has 3.1 Gb but after the backup/restore have 4.2 Gb
Seems very strange for me.
Greetings.
Walter.
Just a shot in the dark...
Could be that the original database was restored with -USE_ALL_SPACE and
the new database was not be
Hi,
In upgrading from Firebird 2.0 to Firebird 2.5, I have a query that has
dramatically changed performance. It would be great if I could understand the
performance information given in FlameRobin, and how this can be used to return
the query to its former performance.
The statistics
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