Hi Paul,
>
> Opening the "2 Amps to Volts-High by Series"
There seems to be something wrong in the saved query, which isn't shown
while editing the query.
For other users:
1. I have tested to execute the query.
2. Execution fails.
3. I opened the query in design-view.
4. I executed the query.
Ok, this is what happened.
Opening the "2 Amps to Volts-High by Series"
By main "Queries", right click and choose "Edit"
In view, changed 134 to '134'
Message: Warning The entered criterion cannot be
compared with this field.
Remove 134 from Series and
Hi Paul,
> Ok, things are narrowing down on this issue.
>
> I have a Query Design view in which I have a field Series set to 134.
>
> I remove the 134 and press enter.
>
> Run Query (F5)
>
> It works.
Save it at this point. Don't switch back. Does this work?
Then try
"Equipment"."Series" =
On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 2:46 PM Paul D. Mirowsky
wrote:
> When editing the query, it works using RunQuery (F5)
>
> After editing and it is working, I save the Query.
>
> Then clicking on the saved Query from main Query window results in error
> again.
>
IDK on that, haven't seen that particular
When editing the query, it works using RunQuery (F5)
After editing and it is working, I save the Query.
Then clicking on the saved Query from main Query window results in error
again.
On 1/16/2019 1:06 PM, Drew Jensen wrote:
So, can you open that Query definition, the one that raised the
Sorry - that last email wen to the wrong mailing list - please disregard it
here.
On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 1:14 PM Drew Jensen
wrote:
> Before I forget - the files used for to gather these runtime numbers are
> found here:
> https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/admin/projects/benchmark
>
> There are
Before I forget - the files used for to gather these runtime numbers are
found here:
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/admin/projects/benchmark
There are five xls files with an explanation as to what the spreadsheet is
evaluating.
They are 4 years old it looks like but seem to be as good as I've
So, can you open that Query definition, the one that raised the error when
you double clicked on it, in design view and Run it and it works?
Is that what you are saying?
Thanks
On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 12:17 PM Paul D. Mirowsky
wrote:
> Ok, things are narrowing down on this issue.
>
> I have
Ok, things are narrowing down on this issue.
I have a Query Design view in which I have a field Series set to 134.
I remove the 134 and press enter.
Run Query (F5)
It works.
Add back in 134 to Series field.
It works
Save it and save the database.
Double click on the query to run it.
I am receiving the following error when opening a query.
firebird_sdbc error:
*Dynamic SQL Error
*SQL error code = -104
*Invalid usage of boolean expression
caused by
'isc_dsql_prepare'
The table names are: Amps Volts-High
The two tables involved both have one boolean field each, so I
Hi Paul,
as Dan wrote:
Post the code of the query (opening SQL-view and copy).
There are functions, which will work in HSQLDB, but won't work, with the
same name, in Firebird.
Regrads
Robert
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LibreOffice Community:
To begin with, what is the query's SQL. Someone might be able to
discover the problem from there. In addition, knowing the properties of
each one of the tables could also help solve it.
On 1/14/19 6:23 PM, Paul D. Mirowsky wrote:
I have shifted one of my database to Firebird using the advanced
I have shifted one of my database to Firebird using the advanced
'migration' tool as a test.
One query I am testing is a join of 4 tables.
Series
Series
Series
Series
Date
DateDate
Time
TimeTime
Criterion: Series 134, Select
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