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PostPosted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 6:48 pm    Post subject: TIBEvents Reply with quote



Hello I'm Using Interbase 6.0 or Firebird and C++Builder5
I want to use the IBEvents components to know if one table of my Interbase
database is modifies by an other application ;
So I've created in my interbase database the following Trigger
Create trigger Trigger1 for table1 after update position 0 as
begin
POST_EVENT 'New_record';
END

The In my aplli I use the IBDAtabase,IBTransaction and IBEvents component
and parameter them
IBEvents:
I have add one string New_record in the TString Events property
In the database i put the name of my IBDataBase
and I wrote cone in the "OnEventAlert" method
The problem is that I don't pass in this metthos when I modify my Table1

I have to add that I alter my trigger to active (Create trigger ... active
isn't autorized!!!)
Can Anybody help me or say me where I can get a source code to use this
component
I don't understand in interbase doc ;it's sais that you must add EVENT INIT
QSDFD('New_record') ; have I to write this sql before using EventAlert..

Thank-you


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