Subject | Re: table & table's record |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2005-06-07T02:05:09Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "jameschua1021"
<cai.haibin@g...> wrote:
The table names are all in RDB$RELATIONS.
There is no "fast" way to count every record, because the total will
depend on which transaction you are in.
You can certainly write a Stored Procedure to cycle through every table
within RDB$RELATIONS and run a select count(*) from ..., similar to the
generator one I wrote for you the other week.
Adam
<cai.haibin@g...> wrote:
> Is there a fast way so that i could see a list of all my tables andHello Apinot,
> it's number of records.
>
> Apinot
The table names are all in RDB$RELATIONS.
There is no "fast" way to count every record, because the total will
depend on which transaction you are in.
You can certainly write a Stored Procedure to cycle through every table
within RDB$RELATIONS and run a select count(*) from ..., similar to the
generator one I wrote for you the other week.
Adam