Ok, I have found the problem. It is related with the Verbose property. 
When it is false, FbRestore works in development computer but not in 
production. In production the database size is 640 or 1064 KB. The real 
size should be 14000KB.
The production computer is a dynamic cloud server. Maybe it is relayed, 
but I do  not think so.

When I set Verbose=true, then FbRestore works fine in both computers. In 
both cases, I do not use the ServiceOutput event, I do not need to show 
the output.

I solved the problem simply setting Verbose=true, but it seems a bug in 
FbResotre class. If I understand it well, Verbose is used to get or set 
if the output will be sent to the client, but it should not affect to 
the database file.

Thank you for your prompt responses.




On 09/01/2011 18:23, Jiri Cincura wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 14:16, Takeshi Kabuto<takeshi.kab...@gmail.com>  wrote:
>> Sorry, I am not sure what you mean with output. conStr string contains
>> the typical con string:
> Output from server.
>
>> restore.Execute() does not throw any exception
> Sure. It will not throw any, at least not one related to operation on
> server side.
>


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