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04.07.2005 at 12:48AM PDT, ID: 21379697
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Firebird Events usage in C#

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Hi,

I am new to firebird. Though I have been reading The Firebird Book and have used Firebird in studying. My question is how to create events in Firebird (1.5.2.4731) when a row is added in a table via Stored Procedure and how to register and get notified of the said event from a C# application. All this using the .Net Firebird Provider v 1.7.

The example in the book is theoretical and general. The example in this link http://firebird.sourceforge.net/index.php?op=devel&sub=netprovider&id=examples#3 is thorough but lacks helpful comments, and seems to refer to subscribing to an event on a table with an existing event created.

The example should make use of the FireBird sample database Employee.fdb so I can easily test and apply it

TIA,

PinoyBug
 
 
 
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