14.10.2010 22:45, Jim Starkey wrote:

> I don't understand what the problem is. A thin DSQL layer might not
> have any idea of what a particular SQL string might do under after the
> statement is executed. If it produces results, then it can use
> isc_dsql_fetch to get them. Expecting a command line interpreter to do
> a semantic analysis of a user supplied string is a little harsh...

isc_dsql_fetch() is supposed to get one row from result set. Result set is created by
SUSPEND. No SUSPEND - nothing to fetch.

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