On 1-10-2018 21:10, Dalton Calford dalton.calf...@gmail.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> Different versions of firebird, give you different options.. The versions with extremely limited shutdown capabilities are end-of-life. All currently supported versions have it. > Some versions you just give it a forced or timed shutdown command via > the api or command line tools, others you can view the monitor tables > and see what various connections are doing and you can delete > connections as needed. Deleting from the monitoring tables without shutting down the database for new connections may be less effective as the application can still create new connections (eg if a new request comes in). > You can even create triggers on connect/transaction start that check a > table and if a flag is set, disconnects the client. Sure, but that sounds like a poor man's shutdown. Why try to replicate what Firebird already does for you? Mark -- Mark Rotteveel
