I needed to know the primary key of a table for some code I was writing. Simple enough to get the information from the system tables, but this code would be called quite frequently, so I thought I would need to cache the information. Then I realized that IBX already does this. Look at TIBDatabase.In_Key. Saved me from reinventing the wheel.
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Craig, Tanks for the tip!
One Question:
Is there any way of knowing, at Delphi with IBX, if the database is shutdown?
Using:
Delphi 2007
Interbase 2007
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