Subject | May be Bug Fixed bat a useful Feature lost In FB RC2. |
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Author | R. S. Patil |
Post date | 2002-02-24T12:40:30Z |
Dear Friends,
I develop on Windows and Implement on Linux Servers. Earlier with
aug-2000 Release of OS IB
i was able to drop udf Definetions and Upload Linux UDF definetions
without any problems.
The UDF names are offcourse same for example
Windows Definetion -
declare external function f_AddMonth
date,
integer
returns
date /* free_it */
entry_point 'AddMonth' module_name 'FreeUDFLib.dll';
Linux Definetion
declare external function f_AddMonth
date, integer
returns date free_it
entry_point 'add_month' module_name 'FreeUDFLibC';
when i switched to FB RC2 Latest Release for my development environment
i found that
the UDFs used in SPs and Triggers wont get dropped and are not updated
for target system.
If i start old IB server (aug-2000 Release) it allows droppind and
uploading new definetions without any
problems. I feel this feature is good for cross platfom .gdb
compatibilty. If this independancy of UDF is
treated as bug and fixed then i feel we are loosing a cross platform gdb
compatibilty.
Has any body noticed this ? if yes how shall we convert production .gdb
on linux with linux compatible
UDF definetions to Windows with windows compatible UDF definetions.
Thanks
R. S. Patil
I develop on Windows and Implement on Linux Servers. Earlier with
aug-2000 Release of OS IB
i was able to drop udf Definetions and Upload Linux UDF definetions
without any problems.
The UDF names are offcourse same for example
Windows Definetion -
declare external function f_AddMonth
date,
integer
returns
date /* free_it */
entry_point 'AddMonth' module_name 'FreeUDFLib.dll';
Linux Definetion
declare external function f_AddMonth
date, integer
returns date free_it
entry_point 'add_month' module_name 'FreeUDFLibC';
when i switched to FB RC2 Latest Release for my development environment
i found that
the UDFs used in SPs and Triggers wont get dropped and are not updated
for target system.
If i start old IB server (aug-2000 Release) it allows droppind and
uploading new definetions without any
problems. I feel this feature is good for cross platfom .gdb
compatibilty. If this independancy of UDF is
treated as bug and fixed then i feel we are loosing a cross platform gdb
compatibilty.
Has any body noticed this ? if yes how shall we convert production .gdb
on linux with linux compatible
UDF definetions to Windows with windows compatible UDF definetions.
Thanks
R. S. Patil