Subject | Firebird 2.5 Alpha 1 and UDFs |
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Author | Dalton Calford |
Post date | 2009-01-23T15:25:19Z |
I am having some difficulty with UDF's.
I am using a UDF that I use all the time with earlier versions of
Firebird. (A customized version of FreeUDFLibC)
With the Alpha, it does not recognize the udf, (module name or entry
point not found...)
I have double checked the firebird.conf file and permissions on the udf.
The udf is in the /opt/firebird/UDF directory with the rest of the UDFs.
Firebird allows the creation of the function in the database but throws
the error when accessed (select MY_FUNCTION('FOO') from rdb$database)
Are there any known problems with UDF's and the alpha?
Are there any new rules I need to be aware of when creating/writing
functions to be compatible with the alpha?
Is there any way to get more information as to what the problem is?
Thanks
Dalton
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I am using a UDF that I use all the time with earlier versions of
Firebird. (A customized version of FreeUDFLibC)
With the Alpha, it does not recognize the udf, (module name or entry
point not found...)
I have double checked the firebird.conf file and permissions on the udf.
The udf is in the /opt/firebird/UDF directory with the rest of the UDFs.
Firebird allows the creation of the function in the database but throws
the error when accessed (select MY_FUNCTION('FOO') from rdb$database)
Are there any known problems with UDF's and the alpha?
Are there any new rules I need to be aware of when creating/writing
functions to be compatible with the alpha?
Is there any way to get more information as to what the problem is?
Thanks
Dalton
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