Re: [Flamerobin-devel] flamerobin-0.8.7.1723-snapshot.zip is not working

[Valdir M. <val...@ig...>]

Thanks for you answers, I will check them out on Firebird support.

I am testing FlameRobin version 8.7.17.28 on Windows XP Professional.

I use "Remember window positions and sizes" and "same settings for all objects".
When I click in "Run a query", FR opens a maximized windows with the
status bar in the wrong position, then I restore the windows to its
normal size and the the status bar goes to the right place. Then I
maximize it again and the status bar goes working correctly on the
maximized window...  Then I close this query window and execute "Run a
query" and the status bar is on the wrong place again.

Best wishes,

Valdir



2008/8/20, Michael Hieke <mg...@gm...>:
> Valdir Marcos wrote:
>
>  > Problem reported before is solved in FlameRobin version 8.7.17.28
>
>
> OK, thanks for testing.
>
>
>  > but I tried the select below against Firebird 2.1.1, which worked
>  > perfectly, but the word "Millisecond" does not apear on FlameRobin as
>  > a special bold word:
>
>
> Have a look at 2.1 Release Notes PDF, there it states that MILLISECOND
>  was added as a non-reserved keyword.
>
>
>  > Select
>  >   Extract(Year From Current_TimeStamp) || 'x' ||
>  >   Extract(Month From Current_TimeStamp) || 'x' ||
>  >   Extract(Day From Current_TimeStamp) || 'x' ||
>  >   Extract(Hour From Current_TimeStamp) || 'x' ||
>  >   Extract(Minute From Current_TimeStamp) || 'x' ||
>  >   Extract(Second From Current_TimeStamp) || 'x' ||
>  >   Extract(Millisecond From Current_TimeStamp)
>  >> >From rdb$Database;
>  >
>  > The answer was "2008x8x19x23x59x57.0150x57015". Do you know why
>  > Second (57.0150) and Millisecond (57015) have a number so similar?
>
>
> It makes sense, doesn't it?  Seconds are with 1e-4 precision, and
>  milliseconds are in the range [0, 59999].  It is the same time, after all...
>  But you should ask on Firebird support list for confirmation.
>
>
>  > Is Firebird really sending that information to Flamerobin?
>
>
> We don't do anything special with the statement and its results, so yes...
>
>
>  Thanks
>
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>  Michael Hieke
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