>
> Out of curiosity, why would python care if you were doing a join? Does
> kinterbase deconstruct your query? It's strange that the SQL would
> cause an error. Perhaps the FB engine is throwing an error when asked
> to prepare the SQL, and python is having trouble returning the error
> code.
> What happens if you run the join statement from isql?
>

It is not about the join, it is about the amount of data returned. I can
do a select * from X table in isql.

cursor.execute("select * from X")
data = cursor.fetchall()

gives me a vm_allocate() error

maurice


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