Subject | Re: UDF - entry point could not be found F_ADDMONTH |
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Author | homerjones1941 |
Post date | 2011-03-12T20:30:15Z |
> Yes, you have to declare any UDF that you use - declarations are done *in the databases* not at server level - look up DECLARE EXTERNAL FUNCTION. Tip, some UDF libraries come with scripts that you can edit to declare just the funcs you want.After posting my original request, I realized that I haddn't given much information.
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OS: XP Pro - SP 3
FB Version 2.1.3.18185
Editor: IBExpert
I assumed that since IB Expert listed all the functions, that they had been declared. I don't know if that is a safe assumption.
Helen, I'm not sure if *in the database* means in the Stored Procedure, or elsewhere. I'll follow your suggestion and look up DECLARE EXTERNAL FUNCTION. Thanks for the quick reply.
Oh, BTW, I've tried several other functions that are visible in the UDF list, and all of them gave the same "entry point" error.