Hello Firebird support,
Are there any plans on the horizon to digitally sign Firebird executables,
installers etc.? If not can I raise this as an issue?
Regards,
John Frankland EME Systems Developer
EME Management Education & Compliance | Wireless Network Engineering | Telstra
Operations
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09.01.2019 21:41, sdnetw...@gmail.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> maybe could be release when it's read by the client
May be. But what is read once can be read twice. Because of that you must be
very
careful with temporary blobs and don't keep transactions opened more than
necessary.
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maybe could be release when it's read by the client
It is superserver.
I tried to skim the source code - tha call stack is:
INET_analyze
INET_connect
send_full(port, packet)
xdr_protocol(>port_send, packet) / bool_t xdr_protocol(XDR*
xdrs, PACKET* p)
case op_connect:
{
09.01.2019 15:04, eric.gueguin...@gmail.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> Why blob are not released in this case, why keep blob id ?
If you learn Firebird API, you'll see that BLOB's content is requested to
client
separately. Server cannot predict that this BLOB won't be requested by client
Op 09-01-2019 om 14:14 schreef jonatan.laurit...@yahoo.dk
[firebird-support]:
My client occassionally receives "connection rejected by remote
interface" error while trying to connect to the remote server. I know
that incompatibility of versions between gds32.dll/fbclient32.dll and
server
09.01.2019 14:14, jonatan.laurit...@yahoo.dk [firebird-support] wrote:
> This is Firebird 2.1 on Linux machine
Classic or superserver?
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WBR, SD.
My client occassionally receives "connection rejected by remote interface"
error while trying to connect to the remote server. I know that incompatibility
of versions between gds32.dll/fbclient32.dll and server version can create such
errors, but those are deterministic errors that happens
09.01.2019 11:51, eric.gueguin...@gmail.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> After suspend, allocated memory should be release no ?
No. Blobs whos ID was sent to client cannot be released until transaction
end.
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WBR, SD.
Hello,
I have a issue with blob in a stored procedure with BLOB variable.
Blob variable is returned by a suspend in a "while do", but the memory
allocated to the blob is not released, so memory takes by fbserver increase
until a out of memory failure (up to 2Go, the max size of a 32bit
Hi Karol,
This advice is based on our experience - disabling file cache for big
databases (definitely larger than RAM size) leads to slowness.
I don't have explanation for this on the theoretical level.
If you have real-world example when Firebird works faster without file
cache, please
Hi,
i have read on http://firebirdsql.org/
article "23 More Ways To Speed Up Firebird".
Can you explain me point "12. Don't forget to enable file cache with big
Firebird cache page".
I can imagine difference only in 2 situations.
1. When all attachments are disconnected and connected
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