... Hash: SHA1 ... Unless you have a reason to stick with windows, you may want to consider using Linux for your future use.. It can be set up with a strong...
... Then, why don't you show us the entire select, Jonathan? I'm not conserned if Firebird gives strange results to meaningless queries, but if the results...
Hello! I'm making some tests, I have to make some queries obtanining data from a Firebird database, comparing these with the data in stored into a MSSQL...
Can someone please give me a definitive answer to this question: Will FB, either the full server or the embedded server, work with a database file located on a...
Hi, ... database ... The full server cannot do this, and rightfully so. As for embedded, I must say I don't know. With regards, Martijn Tonies Database...
unfortunately it didn't work. gives Internal Server Error 500 ... Exception: EIBInterBaseError Message: unavailable database my code is like this; void...
Hi The way I see it - 10.0.0.2:c:\Program Files\Firebird\employee.fdb will work or even JVZ02:c:\Program Files\Firebird\employee.fdb if JVZ02 is the name of...
How to manage users (view current users, add user, ...) on Firebird 1.5 CS? Error message from IBExpert or IBOConsole: "Cannot attach to services manager" ...
Dipl.-Ing. Petter Chr...
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Apr 1, 2004 10:09 am
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Hi Christian, ... CS? ... Indeed, the "Classic" doesn't have a full-grown Services API like SuperServer. You can manage users via the command line tool "gsec"....
... Do you understand that one and only one connection can be made to a database using the embedded server? Once the first instance of the "client-part" has a...
... Even without the jokes ... does this make you an April Fool? ;-) With regards, Martijn Tonies Database Workbench - developer tool for InterBase, Firebird,...
... Probably, I keep forgetting that CS is not as complete as SS even if I had spotted the single letter difference ;) -- Lester Caine ... L.S.Caine Electronic...
... I am sorry, I didn't realise that he is not talking about embeded server ... You cannot open multiple connections from an application to a database under...
Niki Ivanchev
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Apr 1, 2004 11:05 am
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... Look here http://www.volny.cz/iprenosil/interbase/ip_ib_users.htm Ivan...
Hi When I start an aplication and when it has started all up, then I end i normally. When starting the appl. I read some tables. Before every read I do a some...
Hi Ivan, ... Interesting reading. ;-) When using gsec with Classic, I found it somewhat strange, that one always needs to specify the path to the security ...
Hi, I'm a fluent SQL Server user and am investigating Firebird and was wondering if someone could help me with a couple of issues. 1) I'm trying to create a...
Hi Jules, ... With Firebird, you cannot just create procedures that return a resultset. If you want to create a SELECT-able procedure, that can be used like...
Hi Helen ... Will do. ... Thanks a lot. Regards Bhavbhuti ... Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com)....
... Hmm....I'm trying to process that one. Simply, libfbembed.so is non-threading, so the question of multiple connections from a single application doesn't...
Thanks Helen. I am not fully aware of firebird internals. When I was trying port my apps (Java) running with embedded linux version i hit into this problem. So...
Niki Ivanchev
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Apr 1, 2004 12:35 pm
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Hi, Many thanks for your help much appreciated. So to do a simply select, I must return values. Then how would a stored procedure with multiple recordsets...
not-threaded.. stupid me. It is not thread safe of course Niki ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Niki Ivanchev
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Apr 1, 2004 12:37 pm
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... If really required it should be an simple modification in jrd.cpp. Just remove the checks for network drives (ISC_check_if_remote) and recompile the...
Hi, ... Multiple separated resultsets aren't supported. It's always a single resultset, with the same columns. You can, however, do stuff like this: procedure...
