Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Re: Updating with rdb$db_key |
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Author | Pavel Cisar |
Post date | 2005-07-13T07:44:59Z |
Hi,
buppcpp@... wrote:
translated by ISQL to human readable form for display purposes, but it's
a special ISQL "magic". Anyway, because they are transient, there is no
point in literal string DB_KEYS. They are typically used in applications
and SP's, that have no trouble to use binding variables.
Well, I CAN imagine a way around literals with character set OCTETS or
UDF, but I CAN'T imagine any single reason to investigate further how to
do it that way. If you really need to use DB_KEY, SP or application code
is the best tool.
best regards
Pavel Cisar
IBPhoenix
buppcpp@... wrote:
>AFAIK there is no way how to do that. DB_KEY is a binary garbage. It IS
> I know all of that, I just need an answer to my original question.
> How to format a rdb$db_key value within a literal string.
translated by ISQL to human readable form for display purposes, but it's
a special ISQL "magic". Anyway, because they are transient, there is no
point in literal string DB_KEYS. They are typically used in applications
and SP's, that have no trouble to use binding variables.
Well, I CAN imagine a way around literals with character set OCTETS or
UDF, but I CAN'T imagine any single reason to investigate further how to
do it that way. If you really need to use DB_KEY, SP or application code
is the best tool.
best regards
Pavel Cisar
IBPhoenix