Adriano dos Santos Fernandes
Adriano dos Santos Fernandes
What about open a cmd.exe console and run `isql non-existing-file`? Will the same problem will happen?
It could happen if you call async functions not awaiting (with await or promises.then) them and calling another async functions related. For example: calling close two times. Closing a resultSet...
Without a query an error is generated: `Codegen threw 2 errors, first one: Unable to find any GraphQL type definitions for the following pointers:`
Same problem here in a project I'm writing the schema (using *.graphql files as schema). It works in the client using a schema dump in a .json file.
This is by design. When prepare is called, there is no additional information about charsets, then output message is generated using the connection charset. For external routines, they can override...
You are wrong. ``` isql ctest -ch utf8 SQL> set exec_path_display blr; SQL> select * from a; Execution path (BLR): 0 blr_version5, 1 blr_begin, 2 blr_message, 1, 11,0, 6 blr_short,...
And you are not understanding that the things you pass to openCursor was not passed to prepare, and the things ISQL are displaying are things generated at prepare. openCursor does...
We may check if generate messages using same charset of the original data may work without others problems.
Use `--enable-binreloc` in configure.
What will happen with `isql -x` for `not enforced` constraints?