Subject | Re: [Firebird-Architect] Execute Statement fpr Vulcan |
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Author | Jacqui Caren |
Post date | 2005-04-20T16:45:10Z |
Ann W. Harrison wrote:
and (re) generate triggers for the created tables.
I also used it to implement a template engine, populating content
with values taken from said dynamically created tables.
In other words I decomposed the page into elements and
called various sprocs (based upon element type) to
render the elements.
Not exactly standard stuff but I have yet to use it to
build a where clause. :-)
Jacqui
> The most common use of EXECUTE STATEMENT is in constructing WHEREHmm I used EXECUTE STATMENT to create tables, add fields to tables
> conditions from choices on a screen.
and (re) generate triggers for the created tables.
I also used it to implement a template engine, populating content
with values taken from said dynamically created tables.
In other words I decomposed the page into elements and
called various sprocs (based upon element type) to
render the elements.
Not exactly standard stuff but I have yet to use it to
build a where clause. :-)
Jacqui