> Benoît Minisini schrieb:
> > DB.Debug = TRUE, and all SQL request sent to the database driver are
> > print on the standard error.
>
> DB.Debug = TRUE is fine, but doesn't display this error.
>
> Try this tiny silly test file (never did tar.gz before, hope it works)
> If you can use it:
> Set the
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
> DB.Debug = TRUE, and all SQL request sent to the database driver are print on
> the standard error.
DB.Debug = TRUE is fine, but doesn't display this error.
Try this tiny silly test file (never did tar.gz before, hope it works)
If you can use it:
Set these propertie
> I now managed to install Gambas3 sucessfully. (Looks very good, waiting for
> the final version!)
>
> But the error situation about DataCombo ist the same as in Gambas2.
>
Maybe if I see your code and your SQL schema, I could tell.
> Is there any way to see the SQL query the DataCombo produces?
I now managed to install Gambas3 sucessfully. (Looks very good, waiting for the
final version!)
But the error situation about DataCombo ist the same as in Gambas2.
Is there any way to see the SQL query the DataCombo produces?
Would help to find out who's wrong, me or Gambas.
Matti
Matti schri
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
> If I remember, DataCombo only works if the primary key of the "directors"
> table is "Directors_ID", with the same field name. Is it the case?
Too bad.
If I rename the primary key field of the lookup table to the same field name, I
get the error "Cannot find 'Directo
> Hi,
> I'm experimenting with a DataCombo. Maybe I'm wrong again, but as I
> understand, it should work like this:
>
> Let's say I have a movie database.
> The table "movie" is in my DataSource.
> In this table is a field "Directors_ID", the directors are stored in the
> table "directors", where t
Hi,
I'm experimenting with a DataCombo. Maybe I'm wrong again, but as I understand,
it should work like this:
Let's say I have a movie database.
The table "movie" is in my DataSource.
In this table is a field "Directors_ID", the directors are stored in the table
"directors", where there is a fie
