Subject | Re: [IBO] Problem with a create database script |
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Author | Heri |
Post date | 2002-02-19T09:27:17Z |
> >My problem is: My script to create and populate a new DB runs fine in WISQL, but executed by TIB_Script there is a problem with this statement:Does this mean WISQL provides programmatically (automatically) a placeholder to return the result which ISQL or IB_Script does not provide?
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> >execute procedure NewKoerperschaftKategorie 'OpenSource Team';
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> [snip]
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> >IBO 4.2.Fr / WISQL 5.5 / D5 Pro
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> I think possibly your problem has to do with not understanding what a script is for...
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> WISQL is a graphical interface to the command-line program isql.exe for versions of InterBase lower than IB 6. "isql" is a mnemonic for "interactive sql" - it's a tool for for querying the database interactively.
> TIB_Script encapsulates the way isql handles a script and the commands that you could enter into isql in an interactive session, nothing more. For a really simple example of using a TIB_Script, take a look at the first tutorial in the IBO /Tutorials folder. There, Jason's code checks to see whether the database file exists and, if not, it runs a script to create it and populate it with a little data.I even have copied thies code to my application. The only difference is that I used this above stored proc to insert into the lookup table which has a return value.
I will try the solution Geoff gave me in the other answer.
Thanks.
Heri