Subject | RE: [firebird-support] External Tables |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2005-06-22T06:05:28Z |
At 07:39 AM 22/06/2005 +0200, you wrote:
Sibriryakov. I don't know where he got it. :-))
Define a smallint column as the last column in the table:
alter table mytable
add EOL_FIELD smallint default 2573;
commit;
Now, in DSQL, you can do this (assming the file is for use on Windows):
Insert into exp_patient_demo(patient_id, first_name, last_name)
values (whatever....)
That is, if you ignore the EOL character in your insert statement, the
engine will write this 2-byte number automagically. The two bytes are of
course 0D 0A which, in ascii, is ch(13)||ch(10). a.k.a. "CRLF".
./heLen
>Thanks, its now workingHere's a "Firebird-support special" for you. I got it from Dmitry
>
>One more question please:
>
>According to the documentation I must add a field at the end of 2Bytes that
>will indicate the "EOL" Character
>
>So if I populate my External table : exp_patient_demo
>
>Insert into exp_patient_demo(patient_id, first_name, last_name, EOL_FIELD)
>select id_patient_master, first_name, last_name, ???
> from patient_master
>
>How do I add the eol character through a SQL qry
Sibriryakov. I don't know where he got it. :-))
Define a smallint column as the last column in the table:
alter table mytable
add EOL_FIELD smallint default 2573;
commit;
Now, in DSQL, you can do this (assming the file is for use on Windows):
Insert into exp_patient_demo(patient_id, first_name, last_name)
values (whatever....)
That is, if you ignore the EOL character in your insert statement, the
engine will write this 2-byte number automagically. The two bytes are of
course 0D 0A which, in ascii, is ch(13)||ch(10). a.k.a. "CRLF".
./heLen