RE: [firebird-support] Hiding password step within innosetup

2017-10-12 Thread m_brahi...@yahoo.fr [firebird-support]
Thank you very much Sean

RE: [firebird-support] Hiding password step within innosetup

2017-10-12 Thread 'Leyne, Sean' s...@broadviewsoftware.com [firebird-support]

Thanks Sean for your suggestion but which way do I create my own project ?

Get a copy of the project install script and make your own changes, or use the 
project script as a hint as to how you can include the steps into your own 
install kit.

By the pre-created security database  is that mean changing SYSDBA password as 
I done above ?

 No, it means installing Firebird on your machine, setting the SYSDBA 
password.

 Then copy the security2.fdb file into a location that will accessed to 
build your install kit, and include in your install script a command to place 
the file in the appropriate folder.



RE: [firebird-support] Hiding password step within innosetup

2017-10-12 Thread m_brahi...@yahoo.fr [firebird-support]
Thanks Sean for your suggestion but which way do I create my own project ?
Sorry I did not explained the whole context. In innosetup script I include FB 
executable file with my app with the line below and change the SYSDBA password 
too: 

 Filename: "{app}\firebird\Firebird-3.0.1.32609_0_Win32.exe"; Parameters: 
"/SYSDBAPASSWORD=XX /SP- /SILENT /NOGDS32 /NOCANCEL 
/DIR={code:GetServerPath} LOG={app}\install_log.txt / 
/COMPONENTS=""ServerComponent,ServerComponent\SuperServerComponent,DevAdminComponent,ClientComponent""";
 Description: Launch application;StatusMsg: Installation du serveur de base de 
données;Check: GetParam1
 

 By the pre-created security database  is that mean changing SYSDBA password as 
I done above ?
Is that enough ?
 Thanks.




 




RE: [firebird-support] Hiding password step within innosetup

2017-10-12 Thread 'Leyne, Sean' s...@broadviewsoftware.com [firebird-support]


> I need to know please if I can hide the password step when installing my app
> with Firebird 3 within innosetup.
> With FB 2 I can use the following parameter :
>  /SYSDBAPASSWORD,
>  /SP- /VERYSILENT,
>  /NOGDS32,
>  /NOCANCEL,
>  LOG
> 
> We can only assign password in the SYSDBA step and don't know if exists the
> possibilty of hiding the step.

Suggestion:

Don't use the project install kit, create your own, which ships a pre-created 
security database.

That way you would never expose the password


Sean



[firebird-support] Hiding password step within innosetup

2017-10-12 Thread m_brahi...@yahoo.fr [firebird-support]
Hello,

I need to know please if I can hide the password step when installing my app 
with Firebird 3 within innosetup.
 With FB 2 I can use the following parameter : 


  /SYSDBAPASSWORD,
  /SP- /VERYSILENT,
  /NOGDS32,
  /NOCANCEL,
  LOG

 

 We can only assign password in the SYSDBA step and don't know if exists the 
possibilty of hiding the step.
 Thanks.
  


Re: [firebird-support] Converting to firebird 3

2017-10-12 Thread Alexey Kovyazin a...@ib-aid.com [firebird-support]

Hi,

Firebird 3 is not a silver bullet, it mostly increases performance in 
the multiprocessing area.
With 30 connections, I would say that multiprocessing is not a problem, 
most likely you are having problems with SQL queries.


I would suggest to take a look on
https://ib-aid.com/en/articles/45-ways-to-speed-up-firebird-database/
https://www.slideshare.net/ibsurgeon/resolving-firebird-performance-problems

Regards,
Alexey Kovyazin
IBSurgeon

On 11.10.2017 12:35, 'Gian Uys' gian...@gmail.com [firebird-support] wrote:


Hi

We have an application with roughly 20 000 lines of code and have been 
using firebird 2.5 since the start. We do experience performance 
problems with 30+ client connections and are thinking of moving to 
firebird 3.


Is firebird 3 drastically going to improve performance and how immense 
would the conversion to firebird 3 be?


Thanks

Gian






Re: [firebird-support] How I can speed up this query

2017-10-12 Thread Luigi Siciliano luigi...@tiscalinet.it [firebird-support]
Hallo,

Il 11/10/2017 20.38, setysvar setys...@gmail.com [firebird-support] ha 
scritto:
> I think this should give the same result as your query, whether or not
> it is any quicker, I simply do not know (but I would love to hear if it
> made any difference).

Your query is to slow, flamerobin tells 4.360s. :(
> PLAN (PNC2 NATURAL)
>
> seems to be your problem (PNC on the other hand, seems OK).
>
> Hence, if PARITA and/or SCADENZA are selective, I would recommend that
> you create an index for either or both of these fields. That way, I
> would assume your original query to become a lot quicker.
Ok, I create an index for PARTITA and SCADENZA fields for PNC and Your 
query speed up, Flamerobin now tells 0.060s :)

And, my query, now, flamerobin tells 0.045s :))

The secondary index are automatically maintained by server, is it right 
to do a periodically manually maintenance for it's?

Thanks
-- 

Luigi Siciliano
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