> Does one load the dlls that are the providers into c++ the standard way
dlls
> are loaded into c++, or are the com (object oriented) and have to be
loaded
> a different way, and if so, what way
The Firebird.Net DLLs are .NET assemblies and if you want to integrate them
into a C++ application, yo
im trying to utilise the transactionscope in .net with the latest driver
v2.5.1. when i use a TransactionScope object and execute operations within
the same FbConnection, it works OK. however when i execute operations on
separate FbConnections (with the same connection strings) then i am
receiving
Does one load the dlls that are the providers into c++ the standard way dlls
are loaded into c++, or are the com (object oriented) and have to be loaded
a different way, and if so, what way
thanks in advance
jf
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I have managed to get the connection to work by changing the implementation
of FirebirdSql.Data.Client.Managed.Version10.GdsDatabase.GetServerVersion()
to the following :-
public virtual string GetServerVersion()
{
byte[] items = new byte[]
{
IscCodes.isc_info_firebird
I already do use the Embarcadero driver, but it only has 32 bit support, and
I am in a position where I need to deploy access from a bunch of 64 bit
servers. I can configure the web apps to run in a 32 bit worker process, but
I am looking to avoid that if possible.
Cheers,
David Clegg
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Hi David
Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. Who knows...
It is for sure not designed to work with Interbase.
Ask Embarcadero for an appropriate driver for interbase. They have their own.
kind regards
Alexander
From: David Clegg
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 10:17 PM
To: firebird-net-pr
Is it possible to use the Firebird .NET provider with Interbase databases at
all (in my case, I need to talk to an Interbase 2009 database)? All my
attempts so far have failed, with an exception being raised on connection
when the database version is attempted to be read.
Cheers,
David Clegg
