Hi there,
I tried the simple queries, but the result is still the same. The
'DataDu' is not read in as a series with zeros but has the
documented destructive effect on the oberservation string which leads to
completely empty series for both x1 and x2.
Leon
Am 12.03.2011 23:36, schrieb Allin Cottrell:
On Sat, 12 Mar 2011, Leon Unger wrote:
> after trying to replicate the 'sql yes but series no' outcome with that
> dummy db (I've sent) I'm of the opinion
> that the bug is caused by access, since with mysql you do not encounter
> such problems.
> Further I agree that the user has to specify a correct sql statement.
> But hey,sometimes it may happen to forget something ;-)
> Ok. Nevertheless, it's an intersting topic and this time I can give you
> more information...
Thanks -- and I agree, it's interesting -- but I'm not an SQL
expert and some of the syntax in your queries defeats me (and
doesn't seem to work with mysql/unixODBC).
Could you try these simpler queries and see what happens?
string Q1 = "SELECT FL, SL, TL, Data, Data2 FROM Data_StringL"
string Q2 = "SELECT FL, SL, TL, Data, DataDu FROM Data_StringL"
In the context, that is, of
data x1 x2 obs-format="%d:%d:%d" query=Q --odbc
where 'Q' = Q1 or Q2.
Here, both Q1 and Q2 work OK, although in the case of Q2 the
imported series x2 is all zeros.
Allin Cottrell
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