Subject | Re: IB_Query Vs IB_DSQL |
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Author | Marco Menardi |
Post date | 2002-11-24T12:27:21Z |
I don't know, but consider that, compared with IBX, IBO IB_Query is
another planet. It's a sophisticated compoent higly tailored for data
retrival (select...).
For that kind of statement, the IB_DSQL is the perfect component.
Maybe setting a bunch of IB_Query properties you can use it as well,
but this is a non-sense (use the right tool ;))
You could also use IB_Monitor to see what's the output of the two
components, perhaps the same statement requires a different syntax in
IB_Query (i.e. execute...).
Just some thoughts
best regards
Marco Menardi
another planet. It's a sophisticated compoent higly tailored for data
retrival (select...).
For that kind of statement, the IB_DSQL is the perfect component.
Maybe setting a bunch of IB_Query properties you can use it as well,
but this is a non-sense (use the right tool ;))
You could also use IB_Monitor to see what's the output of the two
components, perhaps the same statement requires a different syntax in
IB_Query (i.e. execute...).
Just some thoughts
best regards
Marco Menardi
--- In IBObjects@y..., "Alan McDonald" <alan@m...> wrote:
> Why does IB_DSQL execute this statement
> alter index INDEXNAME active
> But IB_Query comes back with a permissions error on the table to
which the
> index applies
> ?
> Perhaps there's a subtlety in IB_Query setup which I'm not aware
of... I can
> do this with IBQuery (IBX) no problem.
>
> thanks
> Alan