Subject | Re: [ib-support] Re: problem with very simple Stored Procedure |
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Author | Frank Ingermann |
Post date | 2002-08-27T10:00:48Z |
Hi Duilio,
may i ask what *build* of Marathon 1.6 you are using? i remember there where
some bugs in the earlier builds, but build 15 and 16 where pretty stable.
You could try a newer version of GMarathon (the open source version of
Marathon), you can get it from gmarathon.sourceforge.net - however they have
some (other) known bugs... You could also take a look on www.fingerbird.de under
"admin tools", there are links to some free and stable tools there that you
could try. (IB_WISQL, IBOConsole, IBExpert Personal Edition...)
Apart from that, you should *always* have either a Suspend (Select Proc) or Exit
(Executable Proc) at the end of an SP. (this may be confusing Marathon's parser,
but that's just a guess - don't have the 1.6 version here to test it).
good luck!,
fingerman
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when parsers parse, and compilers compile, then why don't objects object?
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http://www.fingerbird.de
may i ask what *build* of Marathon 1.6 you are using? i remember there where
some bugs in the earlier builds, but build 15 and 16 where pretty stable.
You could try a newer version of GMarathon (the open source version of
Marathon), you can get it from gmarathon.sourceforge.net - however they have
some (other) known bugs... You could also take a look on www.fingerbird.de under
"admin tools", there are links to some free and stable tools there that you
could try. (IB_WISQL, IBOConsole, IBExpert Personal Edition...)
Apart from that, you should *always* have either a Suspend (Select Proc) or Exit
(Executable Proc) at the end of an SP. (this may be confusing Marathon's parser,
but that's just a guess - don't have the 1.6 version here to test it).
good luck!,
fingerman
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when parsers parse, and compilers compile, then why don't objects object?
fingerbirdy - fingerman's door to Firebird
http://www.fingerbird.de