> First of all, EXECUTE BLOCK is not a valid DSQL command.
> It's a clause that you can use in a SELECT statement to
> get a value for output to a dataset.

Huh, to me this statement seems to contradict www.firebirdsql.org/refdocs/langrefupd25-execblock.html. There it states:

"EXECUTE BLOCK
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Available in: DSQL
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Description: Executes a block of PSQL code as if it were a stored procedure, optionally with input and output parameters and variable declarations. This allows the user to perform "on-the-fly" PSQL within a DSQL context."

So, trusting both Helen and the reference guide, my only conclusion is that I'm puzzled...

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