Hello, Marco!

Monday, January 9, 2012, 12:06:09 AM, you wrote:

m> Yes Dmitry, the Firebird Dot.NET provider is generating Apply code
m> and as we know the server don't know how to process it.

Firebird .Net may generate some code, but you mixing it up with your
code with "OUTER APPLY", wich have completely nothing related with
Firebird .Net driver.
Keep in mind that Firebird .Net driver designed to work with Firebird
only, and, if it generates some code that Firebird does not
understand, this may be only the result of some bug in Firebird .Net
driver.
Since I know that author of this driver (Jiri Cincura) uses this
driver in his applications, I seriously doubt that he (Jiri) wrote
driver for Firebird incompatible with Firebird.

m> As Jiri {x2} Cincura said, I need to rewrite my code because there is no way to Firebird solve
m> this situation. I did rewrite my code and find a way to what I need. :)

I'm glad to hear this. So, as I understand, it was your application
that generated code incompatible with Firebird and compatible with MS
SQL. Yes?

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Dmitry Kuzmenko, www.ib-aid.com