And another thing.
Deactivating the triggers is not an option for me but it works.
execute statement 'alter trigger files_au0 inactive';
execute statement 'alter trigger files_bu0 inactive';
execute statement 'alter trigger pool_loss_record_bu0 inactive';
update fil
Hi Sean I think not.
When you look at it, the two tables could also be located in one db ad then the
for select update loop should point to the same topic/question.
How can I do this without using a block in the update part which sets the
transaction property correctly but runs isolated apart fr
Again, this question should be directed to the appropriate IBExpert support
forum/list/group.
Sean
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Sent: November-18-14 12:00 PM
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Subject: [firebird-support] Re: Cross database
HI!
I have had feedback from IBExpert in respect of my block statement. The correct
syntax is easy and looks like the following below.
I can see in my trigger log that the update uses just one transaction but
unfortunately the triggers fire although the preceding rdb$set for each record
(as th
