Hi!

> I am trying what would happen if I run my Firebird 1.5 application
> against a Firebird 2.1 server. I managed to get both servers running (FB
> 1.5 on port 3050, FB 2.1 on port 3052), backed up the database using 1.5
> GBAK, restored the database using 2.1 GBAK and started my application.
> Now I am getting an "Attempted update of read-only column". Reading the
> documentation, it is obvious that in some trigger there is probably a
> write to OLD field. Unfortunately, I can't find the location of this
> write, mainly because there are great many triggers and procedures that
> get called. Is there some way of getting a more detailed error
> information, such as the name of the trigger that actually caused it?

I haven't tried, but you could try to recompile your triggers.

Although there is no RECOMPILE clause in Firebird, you could use a tool
like Database Workbench (www.upscene.com) which allows you to do that
easily. The recompile might fail for the offending trigger.



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