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- 24.11.2009, 18:49
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Ado with PostgreSQL?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 700
Ado with PostgreSQL?
Hi, I'm accessing Access, MSSQL, MYSQL & SQLite in a windows server via a dcom link for my helpdesk system offering clients the database of their choice. Forgive my ignorance here as i know nothing about postgreSQL but i'd like to add it as a supported database for my helpdesk system. Does postg...
- 24.11.2009, 18:43
- Forum: PostgreSQL
- Topic: Date processing with PostgreSQL
- Replies: 1
- Views: 669
Date processing with PostgreSQL
Hi, I'd like to add PostgreSQL as a supported database for my helpdesk system. 95% of the SQL statements are generic via the keys being numeric in the main but I have some date related questions: When i do an insert or update to a table what is the equivalent to MSSQL system variables Getdate() or M...
- 24.11.2009, 18:41
- Forum: DB2
- Topic: Date processing with DB2
- Replies: 0
- Views: 2263
Date processing with DB2
Hi, I'd like to add DB2 as a supported database for my helpdesk system. 95% of the SQL statements are generic via the keys being numeric in the main but I have some date related questions: When i do an insert or update to a table what is the equivalent to MSSQL system variables Getdate() or MySQL's ...
- 24.11.2009, 18:33
- Forum: SQLite
- Topic: Retrieve Relationships between tables?
- Replies: 0
- Views: 568
Retrieve Relationships between tables?
Hi, I accessing Access, MSSQL, MYSQL & SQLite in a windows server via a dcom link for my helpdesk system offering clients the database of their choice. The problem is i've now added SQLite to the supported list but because i've coded the back-end to use ADO for the other databases but some of th...