Subject | Re: Real, super Newbie question |
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Author | Lin MacDonald |
Post date | 2001-01-03T05:45:08Z |
--- In IBObjects@egroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@w...> wrote:
I did connect the IB_Connection. The first time I tried, I got an
error: "raised exception...class EIB_ISCERROR...arithmetic exception,
numeric overflow or string truncation."
The following code came up as flagged:
if RExcept then
raise EIB_ISCError.CreateISC( Sender,
tmpText,
errcode,
error_messages,
error_codes,
SQLCODE,
sql_messages,
sql_text );
I tried manually connecting the database, etc, to no avail. I tried
executing the script file that was attached to the IB_Connection and
got another error: "Invalid create, connect or drop database syntax".
Because I am so new to IB_Objects and to Interbase, I don't know how
to track the problem down -- and it's a little difficult to learn if
you can't get Part 1 of the tutorial to work!
I'd really appreciate some guidance on this one,
Thanks,
Lin
> You will need to connect the IB_Connection to the Tutorial.gdb database.members of
> Did you do that? (Click the blue '+' sign on the tool bar).
>
> then, once the '-' button is enabled (you are connected) click the blue
> book button to open the dataset. You should then see all of the
> the Item table.comment text
>
> Look at the handler code behind each of the buttons - there is
> there to explain what is going on...Helen;
>
> Helen
>
>
I did connect the IB_Connection. The first time I tried, I got an
error: "raised exception...class EIB_ISCERROR...arithmetic exception,
numeric overflow or string truncation."
The following code came up as flagged:
if RExcept then
raise EIB_ISCError.CreateISC( Sender,
tmpText,
errcode,
error_messages,
error_codes,
SQLCODE,
sql_messages,
sql_text );
I tried manually connecting the database, etc, to no avail. I tried
executing the script file that was attached to the IB_Connection and
got another error: "Invalid create, connect or drop database syntax".
Because I am so new to IB_Objects and to Interbase, I don't know how
to track the problem down -- and it's a little difficult to learn if
you can't get Part 1 of the tutorial to work!
I'd really appreciate some guidance on this one,
Thanks,
Lin