"ALLs.org" writes:
> select * from clients WHERE
> address.country.tld = 'de'
> address and country are custom table and TYPE
> I receive error:
> ERROR: schema "adress" does not exist*
Yup, because the SQL standard says that a.b.c means column c in table b
in schema a. You need to write
This is tipfeler when writing mail, but in database it is 100% ok like
below:
I'm also using Windows version, can this be reason of problem?
When exec query:
select * from clients WHERE
adress.country.tld = 'de'
adress and country are custom table and TYPE
I receive error:
*SQL error:
ERROR: s
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 8:11 PM, ALLs.org wrote:
> I have problem with ORDB.
>
> When exec query:
>
> select * from clients WHERE
> address.country.tld = 'de'
>
> address and country are custom table and TYPE
>
> I receive error:
>
> SQL error:
> ERROR: schema "adress" does not exist
>
> Do someb
Hi,
I have problem with ORDB.
When exec query:
select * from clients WHERE
address.country.tld = 'de'
address and country are custom table and TYPE
I receive error:
*SQL error:
ERROR: schema "adress" does not exist*
Do somebody have some problem and how to fix this?
Thanks
