It seems that Base has a list of keywords and functions for SQL, is
that right?
On the one hand it might be a good thing, on the other, unless the
list is kept up to date then it's a real pain.
For example, ADD_DATE (or DATEADD) in MariaDb, doesn't seem to be on
its list. That means that,
On 28-11-2014 10:03, Mark Stanton wrote:
It seems that Base has a list of keywords and functions for SQL, is
that right?
On the one hand it might be a good thing, on the other, unless the
list is kept up to date then it's a real pain.
For example, ADD_DATE (or DATEADD) in MariaDb, doesn't seem
Hi :)
Time for a bug-report? I think post now and then if it turns out to be
not a bug you can always close it. For most people i'd hope for a bit
more discussion first jic but one of the people i'd want to hear from would
be you. There are quite a few people here on this mailing list who know
If you decide to use function(s) that are database specific, you tie the
application you are creating to that database. It will no longer be
functional if yout switch from i.e. MariaDB to MSSQL.
That's a good point, but not the one I was making. If I choose to change
database then I would
Hi Tom,
Time for a bug-report?
I thought I'd just test the water here first. I've not had time to work with
Base for a (very) long time now, but this might bring me back (and other
situations are easing) if I'm right.
Mark Stanton
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