So there isn’t any locking at all or only the locking of the filesystem where the file is located (like MS Access is doing when putting a file on a network share)…
I just want to give it a try and I know how risky this feature could be and I’m just curious why this is not working since the firebird.conf clearly states: “Applications that use the "embedded" variant of Firebird and never share access to a database can use this option to permit direct access to databases on NFS mounted volumes.” And that’s what I need but it’s not working….
Daniel
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Boolean parameter which, if set True, allows the engine to open database files which reside on a networked filesystem (NFS) mounted partition. Because the filesystem is beyond the control of the local system, this is a very risky feature that should not be enabled for the purpose of opening any read/write database whose survival matters to you. does it matter to you? Alan
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