Subject | Re: [firebird-support] UDF registration |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2005-01-08T11:51:41Z |
At 11:05 AM 8/01/2005 +0000, you wrote:
declarations are perhaps 10% of the possible declarations in the three main
libraries. It includes a number of re-declarations of various string
functions so that I can minimise the sizes of memory allocated for strings.
like to have available.
./hb
>Hello,Yes
>
>I executed these sql scripts to register UDF librarys
>fbudf.sql
>ib_udf.sql
>and was expecting to work these udf for all databases, but when I
>created new database these UDF were not working. Should I register
>UDF for each database
>or there are other way to make firebird workNo.
>with UDF without registering each time when I create DB?
>I have a single script for all of the UDFs that I use. In total, the
>Should I register just these UDF that I use in my querys?
declarations are perhaps 10% of the possible declarations in the three main
libraries. It includes a number of re-declarations of various string
functions so that I can minimise the sizes of memory allocated for strings.
>If I register all functions that are in fbudf.sql ib_udf.sql, willNo, it shouldn't impact performance. It's really up to you what you would
>it make no impact for performace?
like to have available.
./hb