Subject | Re: [ib-support] check syntax (a new question) |
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Author | Duilio Foschi |
Post date | 2002-01-26T09:16:47Z |
Claudio,
Reference is reference. It means you already know what to look for.
You don't learn a foreign language by studying the vocabulary.
I have gone thru the whole IB tutorial, and also I have read "Database
Developer's Guide with Delphi 2" by Ken Henderson, but when you go into
practice, you always seem to miss a little detailt that prevents you from
completing the code.
actually I already knew that command.
What I didn't know is that a constraint is not checked if the field is NULL.
Maybe my fantasy is not wild enough, but how could I know that ?
Also, what is natural to you (i.e. that a command good for one column is
good for 2 or more column) is not natural to me (at least, not yet).
I thought that when using 2 or more columns one had to use triggers or -
God forbid - stored procedure.
I guess that IB lacks a good tutorial.
Can you point me to a good source of IB code ?
Thank you
Duilio Foschi
>It's time that you invest efforts reading LangRef, man.don't think I am lazy and don't want to study.
Reference is reference. It means you already know what to look for.
You don't learn a foreign language by studying the vocabulary.
I have gone thru the whole IB tutorial, and also I have read "Database
Developer's Guide with Delphi 2" by Ken Henderson, but when you go into
practice, you always seem to miss a little detailt that prevents you from
completing the code.
>This is the same command that Lucas Franzen gave you. Exactly the same,but with two columns.
actually I already knew that command.
What I didn't know is that a constraint is not checked if the field is NULL.
Maybe my fantasy is not wild enough, but how could I know that ?
Also, what is natural to you (i.e. that a command good for one column is
good for 2 or more column) is not natural to me (at least, not yet).
I thought that when using 2 or more columns one had to use triggers or -
God forbid - stored procedure.
I guess that IB lacks a good tutorial.
Can you point me to a good source of IB code ?
Thank you
Duilio Foschi