and publish a Firebird 2.5 Language Reference in Russian. They wrote the bulk of the missing DDL section from scratch and wrote, translated or reused DML and PSQL material from the LangRef Updates, Russian Identifiers are case-insensitive and must always comply with the rules for regular identifiers — see the section Identifiers below. ◦ Although generator values are stored as 64-bit integers, a Dialect 1 client ()] [COLLATE ] See also CREATE DOMAIN in the Data Definition Language (DDL) section. Altering a Domain To change the attributes of a domain, use the DDL statement ALTER DOMAIN. With

already contains records requires special care. This operation will be discussed in detail in the section Altering populated tables. 2.2. Testing for NULL If you want to know whether a variable, field parentheses. But, predicates or not, they have already been introduced and won’t be discussed in this section. 5.1. The IN predicate The IN predicate compares the expression on its left-hand side to a number a surprisingly different effect in Firebird versions 2.0 and up. This will be discussed in the section CHECK constraints. 5.2. The ANY, SOME and ALL quantifiers Firebird has two quantifiers that allow

Identifiers are case-insensitive and must always comply with the rules for regular identifiers — see the section Identifiers below. ◦ Although generator values are stored as 64-bit integers, a Dialect 1 client false, unknown null state - null Details about literals for each data type are discussed in section Literals (Constants) of chapter Common Language Elements. 2.5. Operators and Special Characters on two DECFLOAT values Detailed descriptions are available in the Special Functions for DECFLOAT section of the Built-in Scalar Functions chapter. 3.3. Fixed-Point Data Types Fixed-point data types ensure

“weight” of installations, particularly for Windows Embedded deployments. Please refer to the later section entitled Microsoft Runtime Libraries. Installation Choices On Windows, you have three server models on W2K might not work on later Windows platforms. It is strongly recommended that you study this section before you begin, even if you have been cheerfully running v.1.5 for years! And note, although you variable defined that is visible to Administra- tor-level users or to the LocalSystem user—see the section called “The FIREBIRD Variable” at the start of the previous chapter. • If you already have an earlier

the Language Reference of your Firebird version. For example, the Firebird 4.0 Language Reference section on CREATE DATABASE.  In the CREATE DATABASE statement it is mandatory to place quote characters it will not be displayed, only the blob id will be shown. The blob id is discussed above in the section describing the blobdump and blobview commands. If all is passed, then all BLOB sub-types will be COUNT ============ 42 SQL> -- Change back from 'fred' to ; SQL> set term ; fred See the section on the terminator for full details. 18.22. SET TRANSACTION This is not a hidden command which is

taking a backup using this option can run quicker than accessing the database directly. See the section below on speeding up backups. -T[RANSPORTABLE] The default dump file format is transportable. Transportable restoring a backup using this option can run quicker than accessing the database directly. See the section below on speeding up restores. -USE_[ALL_SPACE] This switch forces the restore to use 100% of each or output channels, making them suitable for use in pipes — as per the examples in the recipes section above. These file names, while they appear to be POSIX names, are definitely not synonyms for /dev/stdin

you’re installing Firebird on a system where Firebird has never been installed, you can skip this section. It is almost always advisable to uninstall any previous Firebird installations completely (after user ted; For details on managing users through SQL, also see the Firebird 5.0 Language Reference, section SQL Statements for User Management. 5.1.3. The security database Firebird user accounts are kept is not essential knowledge for beginners. You can skip it if you like and go on to the Security� section. In Firebird 2.5 and up, SYSDBA (and others with administrator rights) can appoint co-administrators