Subject | Re: [IBO] Tutorial problem |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2000-12-10T00:14:35Z |
I'm wondering...
Is this happening because the keys are populated with integer, whilst, in
IB6, generators are INT64?
As an exploratory exercise, could you drop the database, and change the
domain T_ID in the script from integer to Numeric(18,0) and see whether
this fixes the problem when you recreate the database?
My IB6 server is down at the moment so I can't test it myself. The
tutorial sets itself up correctly in IB 5.6.
Helen
At 04:51 PM 09-12-00 +0000, you wrote:
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Is this happening because the keys are populated with integer, whilst, in
IB6, generators are INT64?
As an exploratory exercise, could you drop the database, and change the
domain T_ID in the script from integer to Numeric(18,0) and see whether
this fixes the problem when you recreate the database?
My IB6 server is down at the moment so I can't test it myself. The
tutorial sets itself up correctly in IB 5.6.
Helen
At 04:51 PM 09-12-00 +0000, you wrote:
>I'm trying to work through the IBO tutorials to get up to speed withAll for Open and Open for All
>IBO, but have encountered a "show stopper" with Tutorial 1:
>
>Running the tutorial produces the following error:
>
>335544321
>arithmetic exception, numeric overflow, or string truncation
>
>The database is created, but none of the data rows are inserted. This
>makes if difficult to work with the subsequent tutorials.
>
>Details:
>
>IBO 3.6.Bf
>Delphi 5
>IB 6.01
>Windows 98
>
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>
>Wes Peterson
>LexCraft Data Services
>916.944.4870
>http://www.lexcraft.com
>wes@...
>
>
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