Subject | Re: [IBO] IB_Connection.fetSQLType |
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Author | Helen Borrie (TeamIBO) |
Post date | 2002-04-18T08:40:34Z |
At 09:32 AM 18-04-02 +0200, you wrote:
takes a set of one or two possible values: fetSQLType and fetDomainName.
fetSQLType tells the connection to get the data attributes from the SQL
data type of the columns; fetDomainName says to get the data attributes
from the domain definitions. You can specify both in the set to have it
look in both places.
e.g. IB_Connection.FieldEntryTypes := [fetSQLType, fetDomainName];
If fetDomainName is present, then, in ColumnAttributes, you can put in
attributes pertaining to the domain name and they will propagate to all
cols using that domain.
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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>Hi,There isn't a property fetSQLType. The property is FieldEntryTypes, which
>
>anyone knows to configure IB_Connection.fetSQLType ?
>
>I tried:
>-------
>IB_Connection.fetSQLType=TRUE
>IB_Connection.ColumnAttributes:SQL_VARYING=YESLIKE
takes a set of one or two possible values: fetSQLType and fetDomainName.
fetSQLType tells the connection to get the data attributes from the SQL
data type of the columns; fetDomainName says to get the data attributes
from the domain definitions. You can specify both in the set to have it
look in both places.
e.g. IB_Connection.FieldEntryTypes := [fetSQLType, fetDomainName];
If fetDomainName is present, then, in ColumnAttributes, you can put in
attributes pertaining to the domain name and they will propagate to all
cols using that domain.
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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