Hi Robert
Lianja tables have an associated Active Data Dictionary (ADD). Constraints and triggers that you specify on a table are in the ADD. Whenever a table is opened it's ADD is also read and...
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Hi Robert
Lianja tables have an associated Active Data Dictionary (ADD). Constraints and triggers that you specify on a table are in the ADD. Whenever a table is opened it's ADD is also read and...
Hi Robert,
After investigating this it seems that INDEXSEEK() behaves just like KEYMATCH() for the scenario that you want to use it for.
Hi Robert
See my post below and also look at sqleval()
Hi Robert
For the purposes of a delete trigger you can use RLOOKUP() or KEYMATCH() or REFERENCES(). Lianja does not have INDEXSEEK() but it seems to do the same as these other functions. If you...
Hi Robert
There are various ways to handle that in lianja.
You can do it in the UI using before/after delegates.
You can also have it handled by the database engine itself.
The GUI...