I don't have Delphi with dbExpress here, so can't test.
I did some tests in Delphi XE with DBExpress and MySQL:
for stTables column names are: CatalogName, SchemaName, TableName,
TableType ('TABLE')
(in FPC (for IBConnection) we have catalog_name, schema_name,
table_name, table_type)
f
On 17-4-2012 12:58, LacaK wrote:
>> ... assuming SchemaObjectName would be used similar to the existing code
>> and would specify table name (stIndexes)/stored proc name
>> (stProcedureParams)?
> See
> http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/VCL/XE2/en/SqlExpr.TCustomSQLDataSet.SetSchemaInfo
Thanks Laco, ve
On 17-4-2012 13:33, LacaK wrote:
>
>>
>> Does it perhaps follow ODBC conventions or something?
>>
> or SQL-Standard INFORMATION_SCHEMA views ;-)
While I know that standard exists - I can tell without looking it up
that the integer table_type column we're using is a vendor specific
extra - that'
Does it perhaps follow ODBC conventions or something?
or SQL-Standard INFORMATION_SCHEMA views ;-)
L.
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Thanks Michael.
Function signature is
GetSchemaInfoSQL(SchemaType : TSchemaType; SchemaObjectName,
SchemaPattern : string) : string;
... assuming SchemaObjectName would be used similar to the existing code
and would specify table name (stIndexes)/stored proc name
(stProcedureParams)?
See
h
type TSchemaType = (stNoSchema, stTables, stSysTables, stProcedures,
stColumns, stProcedureParams, stIndexes, stPackages);
is used in the GetSchemaInfoSQL function:
Does anybody know what stIndexes, stProcedureParams and stPackages
should return and when they would be used?
stIndexes: get a
On Tue, 17 Apr 2012, Reinier Olislagers wrote:
On 17-4-2012 10:36, Reinier Olislagers wrote:
In sqldb, this:
type TSchemaType = (stNoSchema, stTables, stSysTables, stProcedures,
stColumns, stProcedureParams, stIndexes, stPackages);
is used in the GetSchemaInfoSQL function:
I noticed stIndex
On 17-4-2012 10:36, Reinier Olislagers wrote:
> In sqldb, this:
>
> type TSchemaType = (stNoSchema, stTables, stSysTables, stProcedures,
> stColumns, stProcedureParams, stIndexes, stPackages);
> is used in the GetSchemaInfoSQL function:
>
> I noticed stIndexes, stProcedureParams and stPackages do
On 17-4-2012 10:41, michael.vancann...@wisa.be wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Apr 2012, Reinier Olislagers wrote:
>> In sqldb, this:
>> type TSchemaType = (stNoSchema, stTables, stSysTables, stProcedures,
>> stColumns, stProcedureParams, stIndexes, stPackages);
>> is used in the GetSchemaInfoSQL function:
>>
On Tue, 17 Apr 2012, Reinier Olislagers wrote:
In sqldb, this:
type TSchemaType = (stNoSchema, stTables, stSysTables, stProcedures,
stColumns, stProcedureParams, stIndexes, stPackages);
is used in the GetSchemaInfoSQL function:
I noticed stIndexes, stProcedureParams and stPackages do not see
In sqldb, this:
type TSchemaType = (stNoSchema, stTables, stSysTables, stProcedures,
stColumns, stProcedureParams, stIndexes, stPackages);
is used in the GetSchemaInfoSQL function:
I noticed stIndexes, stProcedureParams and stPackages do not seem to be
used in the current sqldb connectors in pack
Ludo Brands wrote:
Bear in mind that files of that type are very much optional
on Windows,
a sop to those who demanded them in order to implement things
like innd
so they could claim it was as good as Unix. My experience is that the
nameserver addresses are available from the Windows registry
> Bear in mind that files of that type are very much optional
> on Windows,
> a sop to those who demanded them in order to implement things
> like innd
> so they could claim it was as good as Unix. My experience is that the
> nameserver addresses are available from the Windows registry if
> c
waldo kitty wrote:
[...]
not sure about that on windows... i just did a search in this w2k box...
because it is different than my previous w98 box... the hosts file is
found in %systemdir%/drivers/etc where on w98 it was found in
%systemdir%... there is no resolv* found anywhere in my OS base
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