Helen thank you very much for your answer.
It clarifies my concepts about gfix and gstat.
Best regards,
Hernando.
Hi group.
I've working around tuning up a database speed and found that gstat -h shows
valuable information about transactions. Also that gfix -sweep removes garbage
from the database.
I understood that when Next transaction grows too much from Oldest active
transaction, "sweeping" the
Hi,
I have a legacy application written in Delphi XE6 using Firebird 2.5. Since
several months ago have noticed that some times table records are not commited
to database. I thougt that it was user mistakes with the application but not.
They show me evidences that data was typed correctly:
Hi Set.
Your query is working just as I needed. Good querys are the best querys as
they are simpler.
Thank you very much.
Best regards.
Hernando.
Set, thank you for your help.
I'll like to explain my self better. If having these records:
table_id date_time customer_id other_fields
---
001 08/30/2017 08:00 0015 whatever
002 08/30/2017 08:10
Hi to all.
I have a table with these columns:
table_id, date_time, customer, other_fields
One customer could have several records in the same date and I have to make a
SELECT only to the first table_id for a given date for each customer_id. I have
worked around the query with
Dimitry
Thank you for posting.
> Make sure than yo use TCP/IP connection string (localhost:/whatever)
I'm using this command:
./isql -user sysdba -pass masterkey localhost:/data/med6/fdb/mydatabase.fdb
and get the "Permission denied"
but if I move the mydatabase.fdb file to
Hi to all
I'm having an "Permission denied" issue with Firebird 2.5 super-server in a
Linux Red Hat 7 box.
I can only read databases located on /var/lib/firebird/data. If I locate the
same database in any different directory, when I try to access it using isql I
get a "Permision
Thank you very much for your posts. Both examples are very valuable.
Anyway what I need is to start from 1 for each master.
Best regards.
Hernando.
Hi to all,
I have two tables with a master detail relation.
The detail table has the fields "id", "master_id" and "detail_id".
I need to fill the "detail_id" field with a sequence from 1 to n for each
record in the master table.
I can't figure out how to do this.
Any help will
Alexey,
Thank you for your help.
I'll write and get ready some querys for mon$xxx tables for solving the issue
if it comes back again.
Best regards,
Hernando.
Hi Alexey,
Thank you for posting. The full error text is :
lock conflict on no wait transaction. deadlock. update conflicts with
concurrent update. concurrent transaction number is 36094733
lock conflict on no wait transaction. deadlock. update conflicts with
concurrent update.
Hi to all,
From several days ago we are having trouble with Lock conflict on no wait
transaction on a Firebird 2.5 server thas was working fine since several
months ago on a Windows 2008 Server.
We use gfix with -list option but it seems not to be any transaction pending.
The gfix
Yes Martijn you are quite rigth, exactly what I wanted to do ...
Thank you,
Hernando.
Hi to all,
This is one approach (Maybe could be done one more efficient):
/**
* Firebird 2.5
*/
-- 1.Create new fields
ALTER TABLE some_table
ADD id INTEGER DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
ADD foo_dummy CHAR(1);
-- 2.Create generador
CREATE GENERATOR some_table_id_gen;
--
Hi,
I'm asking for some help for changing the primary key of a table that has more
than 100 records.
The idea is to create a new INTEGER column that will contain a generated
sequence by combining a generator and a trigger that is going to be the primary
key.
So I have to get
Thank you both for helping.
Effectively I missed some steps your posts remind me.
Hernando.
Hi to all
I've just installed Firebird 2.5 SuperClassic on a new Linux CentOS 7 box. I
tested local connections and are working fine. SELinux is disabled and firewall
service is down.
But when I try to connect from a workstation using telnet my-server 3050, is
not responding. Neither I
Thank you all of you.
Your contributions are invaluable in migrating my CentOS box to 7.
Best regards,
Hernando.
Hi,
I will like to know how to install Firebird SQL in Linux CentOS 7. Is it
compatible with the new Kernel 3.10? Has it been plenty tested?
Best regards.
Hernando
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