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Ludo Brands wrote / napísal(a):
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<pre wrap="">Thinking about column names I would suggest, change it according to
SQL-Standard (information_schema views). To be fully compatible.
(because ATM we are not compatible with SQL-Standard NOR Delphi)
Advantage will be, that we will be able do for example 'select * from
INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES' so if some DB provides also other columns
(additional information on tables, procedures, indexes, columns etc.)
we will get it. It will of course lead to breaking backward
compatibility, but I think, that there is very, very (if any) small
amount of users, which use
setschemainfo+open to get metadata information.
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I completely agree. Delphi isn't that consistent with itself neither. Just
take a look at the schema info returned by dbado and you'll get fe. for
siTables the columns TABLE_CATALOG,TABLE_SCHEMA,TABLE_NAME and TABLE_TYPE.</pre>
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ok good, it seems, that there are at least 3 votes for changing it to
sql compliant<br>
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Going one step further I would not bother about stIndexes in favor of
table_constraints, referential_constraints,key_column_usage,
constraint_column_usage and constraint_table_usage which is also iso. The
info contained in these views can't be combined in one stIndexes result set.
Advantage is also that adhering to these standard views, as noted earlier,
can be just a 'select * from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.xxx' for those db's that
support INFORMATION_SCHEMA. For those that don't, there are enough queries
around that map to INFORMATION_SCHEMA or to the very similar ODBC
equivalents.
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Ludo here I do not understand what do you want to say. may be, that my
english is not so good ;-)<br>
Can you explain please what is your proposal regarding to stIndexes ?<br>
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L.<br>
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