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| From: | Peter Harvey | Date: | June 6 1999 9:25pm |
| Subject: | Re: unixODBC - SQL_BEST_ROWID | ||
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> I have checked the source code of SQLSpecialColumns but couldn't find > anything wrong; I will try to later today test it troughly. > Ok. I have a two column table with no primary key or indexs. SQLSpecialColumns() returns both columns to me when I ask for SQL_BEST_ROWID. My thinking is that it should return an empty result set because there is no way to uniquely id a row? The spec says that the result columns can be used to id no rows or exactly one row. Peter Harvey
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • unixODBC - SQL_BEST_ROWID | Peter Harvey | 6 Jun |
| • unixODBC - SQL_BEST_ROWID | Michael Widenius | 6 Jun |
| • Re: unixODBC - SQL_BEST_ROWID | Peter Harvey | 7 Jun |
| • Re: unixODBC - SQL_BEST_ROWID | Michael Widenius | 7 Jun |
