Hi Alexey Kovyazin.
Thanks for your reply.
Here are some information about the server.
2x AMD 2.20 GHz
32GB Ram
64bit Windows server 2008 R2 Standard
The firebird DB size is 6.2gb.
I have the firebird conf but im not sure how this yahoo forum works. Can I
attach files somehow?
Olaf,
Stil for this problem, there is a possible solution. If you have only one user
at each time, and if the user have the possibility of deleting only the last
that have been inserted, you can use a delete trigger, that will renew the
value of the generator (the next value that will be
On 10 Dec 2013 01:53:42 -0800, talker3...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi Alexey Kovyazin.
Thanks for your reply.
Here are some information about the server.
2x AMD 2.20 GHz
32GB Ram
64bit Windows server 2008 R2 Standard
The firebird DB size is 6.2gb.
I think the most important piece
On Mon, Dec 9, 2013 at 6:58 PM, Christian Gütter n...@guetter.org wrote:
nobody replied to the questions I asked about the Firebird system
tables some days ago. Maybe they were a bit too lengthy and specific.
I am wondering if anybody could point me to some documentation
regarding the
Hi,
We're using Firebird 2.1.2.1818 on Centos 5.9. We have a third party
replication product SymmetricDS, that accesses a single row table very
often to do reads and writes. (It seems to be using the table to manage
some sort of locking between SymmetricDS processes.) Very occasionally,
this
Hi Greg,
Run gstat -r or IBAnalyst and check number of record versions in this table.
I suppose there could be millions of versions.
Regards,
Alexey Kovyazin
IBSurgeon
Hi,
We're using Firebird 2.1.2.1818 on Centos 5.9. We have a third party
replication product SymmetricDS, that accesses a
We're using Firebird 2.1.2.1818 on Centos 5.9. We have a third party
replication product SymmetricDS, that accesses a single row table very
often to do reads and writes. (It seems to be using the table to manage
some sort of locking between SymmetricDS processes.) Very occasionally,
this
