Subject | Re: Declare and use array datatype in stored procedures |
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Author | jb303@ymail.com |
Post date | 2012-12-31T07:18:06Z |
I know we are on an outdated version, but as I wrote, even if we were on a newer version which has GTTs, I'm still interested (for the reasons stated in the previous post) if Firebird supports the type of arrays I described. If it doesn't its fine as well, it means I'll have to find a (bad) workaround, however if it does support them (as seems from a 2008 post I included previously: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/firebird-support/message/92470) it would not be wise not to use the functionality. What bothers me is that the author of the post above wrote that it worked for him:
"I have seen the examples in the Release notes and tried to implement
them as if I was implementing PSQL. But since it is used in DSQL as if
it was a PSQL stored procedure, I thought you didn't have to set the
terminator character. That is why it wasn't working."
Regards
"I have seen the examples in the Release notes and tried to implement
them as if I was implementing PSQL. But since it is used in DSQL as if
it was a PSQL stored procedure, I thought you didn't have to set the
terminator character. That is why it wasn't working."
Regards
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Hans" <hhoogstraat@...> wrote:
>
> Why dig yourself in deeper?
> Doubt anyone offers much support for out-of-date versions
>
> >- thanks for the fast response.
> >- That could be an option, unfortunately GTTs were added only in 2.1 (I'm
> running on 2.0.6):
>