Subject | Re: [ib-support] Tool for Recreating indexes |
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Author | Frank Ingermann |
Post date | 2002-09-13T21:29:09Z |
Hi Guido,
guido.klapperich@... wrote:
returns a script as a result set, which you can pump line-by-line into a
tib_script and execute that. (similar to what i suggested in the german ng)
[you'll need a tIB_Script for this; since there's many SQL statements in there
(not just one) a IB_Query won't work. this could cause your error, or maybe a
hassle with ' and " in Delphi...]
regards,
fingerman
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guido.klapperich@... wrote:
>>Alternatively, you can easily do it yourself too.i guess what Martijn meant here (correct me if i'm wrong) was that this select
>>
>>select 'set statistics index ' || rdb$index_name || ';'
>>from rdb$indices
>>
>
> Great, do you know perhaps why I can't execute this statement in a IB_Query ?
> I get alway 'Field: not found'.
>
> Guido
returns a script as a result set, which you can pump line-by-line into a
tib_script and execute that. (similar to what i suggested in the german ng)
[you'll need a tIB_Script for this; since there's many SQL statements in there
(not just one) a IB_Query won't work. this could cause your error, or maybe a
hassle with ' and " in Delphi...]
regards,
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