Anyone know what this error message actually means?
Yes I am trying to run an EXECUTE STATEMENT, but it's not clear to me
what an argument means in this context, or what it is that something
is trying to convert to a string, or why it's trying to do so, or why it
can't be done.
I have a web server suing Firebird. I installed it using Classic mode because
it seems more robust.
Usually, databases have between 1 to 3 users concurrently as maximum. However,
there are 50 databases and eventually many users could be using their database.
When I open the database, it works
Could that Database be in single user mode? When you try to connect are you
using SYSDBA, but your client is using another login.
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The connection is via network, TCP, not single user mode.
On 25-6-2014 16:08, Tim Ward t...@telensa.com [firebird-support] wrote:
Anyone know what this error message actually means?
May I suggest that you also include the error in the message body, when
reading e-mail on a mobile device, long subject lines have a tendency to
get truncated.
(The
On 25-6-2014 16:55, kokok_ko...@yahoo.es [firebird-support] wrote:
I have a web server suing Firebird. I installed it using Classic mode
because it seems more robust.
Usually, databases have between 1 to 3 users concurrently as maximum.
However, there are 50 databases and eventually many
On 25-6-2014 17:48, kokok_ko...@yahoo.es [firebird-support] wrote:
The connection is via network, TCP, not single user mode.
Connecting through TCP does not preclude single user mode.
Mark
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Mark Rotteveel
Hey Helen,
Thanks for your help, after two days of work i finally found the error. The
error message was just wrong, though it says: column count does not match
value count, it broke because there was one field which was marked as
readonly. I have no idea why the field is marked readonly, the
That was the reason. I thought that single mode was only defined in the
connection, not in the database.
Thank you, you saved my day!
Partners'm racking my brain on a SQL code, does anyone could give a force
I made the following SP
CREATE PROCEDURE PRODS(
PAC INTEGER)
RETURNS(
HOR TYPE OF HORA,
SEG TYPE OF DESCRICAO,
TER TYPE OF DESCRICAO,
QUA TYPE OF DESCRICAO,
QUI TYPE OF DESCRICAO,
SEX TYPE OF DESCRICAO,
SAB TYPE
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