kinterbase and stored procedure

[Alexander Eisenhuth]

Hallo everybody using kinterbase,

I' relative new to DB and python, so forgive if the
questions is stupide.

I'm trying to write the declaration of a SP to the server in
the way:

SPSETUP = \
"SET TERM !!;
" CREATE PROCEDURE MYPROC
AS ..."

cursor = kinterbasdb.connect(...)
cursor.excute(SPSETUP)

But it seems that anything has problems with "SET TERM !!"
expression . If I use the DB SQL console, everything seems
to be OK (the proc is setup)

''' kinterbasdb.ProgrammingError : (-104,
'isc_dsql_execute_immediate: Dynamic SQL Error. SQL error
code = -104. Token unknown - line 1, char 4. TERM. ') '''
Any help is very welcome ...

Regards
Alexander

[Gandalf]

cursor = kinterbasdb.connect(...)
cursor.excute(SPSETUP)

But it seems that anything has problems with "SET TERM !!" expression
. If I use the DB SQL console, everything seems to be OK (the proc is
setup)

Yes, that is true. The "SET TERM" command is not really a command that
is processed by the backend.
Please note that the terminator is used to separate commands. However,
you will (normally) execute only one
command at a time with "cursor.execute". So you should create your
procedure without the "SET TERM".
InterBase will surely know that this is only one command. You can try to
run the "SET TERM" command
in a separate "cursor.execute", but probably that is not needed. I had
the same problem with Oracle triggers
before - you must not place the ending "/" character when createing
Oracle triggers from your own program.

Please let me know if it helps.
Best,

Laci 2.0

[Alexander Eisenhuth]

Gandalf schrieb:

cursor = kinterbasdb.connect(...)
cursor.excute(SPSETUP)

But it seems that anything has problems with "SET TERM !!" expression
. If I use the DB SQL console, everything seems to be OK (the proc is
setup)

Yes, that is true. The "SET TERM" command is not really a command that
is processed by the backend.
Please note that the terminator is used to separate commands. However,
you will (normally) execute only one
command at a time with "cursor.execute". So you should create your
procedure without the "SET TERM".
InterBase will surely know that this is only one command. You can try to
run the "SET TERM" command
in a separate "cursor.execute", but probably that is not needed. I had
the same problem with Oracle triggers
before - you must not place the ending "/" character when createing
Oracle triggers from your own program.

Please let me know if it helps.

Thanks a lot, that is the solution.