Thank you for the help everyone!
I think Sean's looks the most efficient, as that will only run the sub-query
once.
Now that I know how to use this trick, I think I could use this in quite a few
other places too ;-)
>Try:
>SELECT
> T.ID
> T.GroupID
> T2.FKCode
> T2.Value
>FROM (
>sele
At 08:36 a.m. 30/07/2015, 'stwizard' stwiz...@att.net [firebird-support] wrote:
>The new Windows 2012 R2 64 bit server will have the 64 bit Firebird server
>v2.5.4 install on it (But alternately may have Firebird 32 bit server
>installed instead based on the answers given below).
>
>All client w
> I guess all can tell I’m a little confused on if 32 bit and 64 bit Firebird
> server/client can be mixed and matched for v2.5.4 and if whatever is placed
> onto the work stations would be able to connect to v1.5.3 Firebird server
> running on the old windows 2003 32 bit server.
The Firebird serv
Thanks Neil for your reply,
Thanks to all who take the time to reply to the following.
I have a follow up question that goes along with this subject and of course
anyone can chime in.
The new Windows 2012 R2 64 bit server will have the 64 bit Firebird server
v2.5.4 install on it (But
> El 29/07/2015 02:07 p.m., 'Leyne, Sean' s...@broadviewsoftware.com
> [firebird-support] escribió:
> > Jorge:
> >
> >> Using MSAccess, a single query to this table takes an average of 14 ms.
> > You think *14ms* is slow?!?!?!?
> When a similar query over a table with 10 records takes 1 ms, y
El 29/07/2015 02:07 p.m., 'Leyne, Sean' s...@broadviewsoftware.com
[firebird-support] escribió:
> Jorge:
>
>> Using MSAccess, a single query to this table takes an average of 14 ms.
> You think *14ms* is slow?!?!?!?
When a similar query over a table with 10 records takes 1 ms, yes, I
think i
>Hi,
>
>I’ve got quite a tricky SQL query (well, at least for me it is, I’m
hoping someone may have done this before)
>
>Here’s a simplified example of what I’m trying to do:
>
>I have a table with
>
>IDGroupID FKCode Value
>1 1 ABC
> This is solution:
> select * from tabella A where Group_ID in (Select min(Group_ID) in tabella B
> where B.ID=A.ID);
Are you sure that works? It doesn't see to answer Maya original question.
It also would read n^2 rows from the table.
Sean
>
> ---Messaggio originale---
>
> Da:
This is solution:
select * from tabella A where Group_ID in (Select min(Group_ID) in tabella B
where B.ID=A.ID);
---Messaggio originale---
Da: 'Leyne, Sean' s...@broadviewsoftware.com [firebird-support]
Data: 29/07/2015 18.59.03
A: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
Oggetto: [firebird-su
Jorge:
> Using MSAccess, a single query to this table takes an average of 14 ms.
You think *14ms* is slow?!?!?!?
> SELECT "GTIN" ,"ACTIVO" FROM "TRAZABILIDAD_MEDICAMENTOS" WHERE
> ("GTIN"
> = ?)
> ^^
> ^
> PLAN (TRAZA
Maya,
> Might not be the most efficient method, but this works:
Unfortunately, it is least efficient method -- you will read each table row n^2
times
Try:
SELECT
T.ID
T.GroupID
T2.FKCode
T2.Value
FROM (
select MIN (ID) as ID, GroupID
from MyTable
GROUP BY GroupID
) T
JO
I´ve a medium-sized DB. Some tables have millions of records, but one in
particular has just 7100
Table DDL follows:
CREATE TABLE TRAZABILIDAD_MEDICAMENTOS (
GTIN D_GTIN NOT NULL /* D_GTIN = DECIMAL(14,0) */,
FECHA_ALTA D_FECHA /* D_FECHA = DATE */,
ACTIVO D_LOGICO DEFAULT 0 /
>I've got quite a tricky SQL query (well, at least for me it is, I'm hoping
>someone may have done this before)
>Here's a simplified example of what I'm trying to do:
>I have a table with
IDGroupID FKCode Value
1 1
This is solution:
select * from tabella A where Group_ID in (Select min(Group_ID) in tabella B
where B.ID=A.ID);
---Messaggio originale---
Da: Maya Opperman m...@omniaccounts.co.za [firebird-support]
Data: 29/07/2015 13.49.41
A: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
Oggetto: [firebird
Hi,
I've got quite a tricky SQL query (well, at least for me it is, I'm hoping
someone may have done this before)
Here's a simplified example of what I'm trying to do:
I have a table with
IDGroupID FKCode Value
1 1
I'm sorry, I understood... it work!
Messaggio originale
Da: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
Data: 29/07/2015 11.20
A:
Ogg: [firebird-support] CAST CHAR to INTEGER
Hi all, how can I make this cast in Firebrid 2.5.4 (if is it po
Hi all, how can I make this cast in Firebrid 2.5.4 (if is it possible?)
DECLARE VARIABLE QTA CHAR (5);DECLARE VARIABLE XYZ INTEGER;
XYZ = cast(rtrim(ltrim(QTA))) as integer;
Let me know, best regardsAlpe
Hi Mike,
I don’t have direct experience of using FB Client v2.5 to access v1.5 databases
but my understanding is that it should work okay for you. We certainly access
v2.1 databases with the v2.5 client okay and accessed v1.5 databases with the
v2.1 client without issue.
From what I hav
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