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Database Forum / Pervasive.SQL Topics / April 2007

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Equivalent of Get Next Extended to retrieve only unique keys?27 Apr 2007 16:32 GMT6
I'm writing a program that uses a Get Next Extended to pre-load position
information about records in a fairly-large database by loading x number
of records at a time.  This works pretty well performance-wise, except
that I only want to retrieve unique keys instead of every ...
Export tables with commands25 Apr 2007 20:37 GMT1
I have a Pervasive SQL 9.5 Server with a database that I am trying to
export data from. The "Export to File Wizard" works fine for each
table individually; however, I need to do this repeatedly. Is there a
command or series of commands that I can use in the query window to
odbc connection15 Apr 2007 23:58 GMT1
I am using PSQL 2000i SP3 on windows 2000 server.
I am intenting to write a web application with php on linux.
How should I connect from the php to PSQL in windows?
I have installed a odbc manager on linux but there is no driver. Where
Query Plan Viewer and PSQL915 Apr 2007 23:56 GMT1
I've been unable get the Query Plan Viewer (w3sqlqpv.exe) running with
PSQL9.1. I have configured the ODBC connections as per PSQL8.6
(QryPlan=1, QryPlanOutput=FILENAME) but have not had any luck. I
haven't been able to find out anything on Pervasive's website about
Btrieve file with 2 ACS lists and Pervasive indexes11 Apr 2007 09:32 GMT3
I was wondering whether anyone might be able to offer some help or
tips on a problem I'm having with creating Pervasive SQL definitions
for existing Btrieve files.
I have no problem defining the table's field structure. Where I'm
 
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