Ok. Thanks a lot.
Regards.
2014-10-14 14:58 GMT+02:00 Benoît Minisini :
> Le 14/10/2014 11:10, Jorge Carrión a écrit :
> > Nobody answer this question, but I want add what I've found in hope that
> it
> > helps someone who same problem:
> >
> > If your SQL sentence uses a Mysql function
>
> So y
Le 14/10/2014 11:10, Jorge Carrión a écrit :
> Nobody answer this question, but I want add what I've found in hope that it
> helps someone who same problem:
>
> If your SQL sentence uses a Mysql function
So you use MySQL. You didn't tell that in your first mail, how can we guess?
> as mid, or sub
Nobody answer this question, but I want add what I've found in hope that it
helps someone who same problem:
If your SQL sentence uses a Mysql function as mid, or substring or
date_format or whatever, then table name is added to regular resultfields
name (with or without alias) and fields who uses
When I do a call to my_conexion.exec method, like this.
myresult=myconexion.exec("select
`idactuacion`,`iddocumentos`,`fecha`,concat(`nombre`,`extension`) as
`Nombre` from `documentos` where `idactuacion`= 288)
(Two first fields ar integer, third a date and the rest strings.)
Sometimes I receive
