> I was concerned because in a Virtual Private Server, only the provider
> has the full control of the machine. I need to install Firebird server,
> open the FB port, install FB Net Client and register it in the GAC. I am
> new on this issue, maybe it is a stupid question, but as I have said, I
>>> Is there a way to specify for Backup service to use nbackup and make
>>> incremental backup?
>> No. AFAIK nbackup isn't available thru Service API.
>
> Nether I can find any link to api for nbackup..hope you know more!
> This is a bad news...back to batch file...or process !
AFAIK, nbackup
>> P.S. BTW, I'm pretty sure when you have correct unicode database and
>> specify correct non-unicode charset when connecting in IBExpert or ODBC
>> driver, you will get your characters back.
>
> This depends on characters. If you have UTF8 column and there's a
> japanese character in row, then u
> 1] put back encoding of "UNICODE_FSS" to "UTF-8" and find replacements for
> DB client and ODBC driver. Currently I use IBExpert and ODBC
> "Firebird/Interbase Driver" by IBPhoenix.
>
> 2] keep the changed version and possibly have invalid unicode characters in
> my DB when using other ODBC
> I think O2 should buy some beer to Carlos and core development team
> and maybe whole FB project team. :)
I did some more checks, it turns out that o2 Connection Manager is
developed by WebToGo Mobiles Internet GmbH, a Germany-based software
company. Their references also include E-Plus, T-Mob
Hi,
Some time ago I have upgraded my phone contract to include also mobile
internet (5GB/month) and as a normal user read the instructions on the
o2 website, which suggested to install the "o2 Connection Manager"
software. I installed it, but then got some device driver problems with
another s
> I agree with you, but in software everythink has a solution.
> Solution for this could be like firebird versions.
>
> For FB Version 2.X we could have FB .Net provider 2.X.Y where Y is udate
> version for X release of FB 2 server.
In my opinion a solution would be an installation package Fireb
Oleg Deribas wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Mercea Paul said the following on 02.07.2007 21:08:
>
>> Could Fb.Net Provider have release number specific to Firebird server?
>> If Current provider support all facilities for FB 2.1 Beta 1, could have
>> same release number as fb server (2.1)? It's more easy to
> we are using Firebird 1.5.3 with .NET Provider 2.0.
>
> Under this versions FbCommand.CommandTimeout seems to have no effect and
> FbCommand.Cancel() is not supported.
>
> Are these features supported in newer versions or do you plan to support
> them in future versions?
These features are no
Use
SELECT FIRST 1 gen_id(my_generator, 1) FROM any_non_empty_table
This will return you one record.
Roman
Kai Bohli wrote:
> Hi Rick !
>
>
>
> Thanks a lot for your reply.
>
> The generator code runs fine in my old version of “Interbase Workbench”.
>
> I cannot create a new table in this
>>> What is version 10 ? Maby Version_1, Version_2, ets... ?
>> It's the version of FB Protocol. AFAIK.
>
> It's impossible. Newest Interbase server has version 8 and protocol
> didn't change in each version, so protocol version can't be greater than
> server version. So i think that "version
>> I ask, because I think that would be to our (.Net and Java drivers) benefit
>> to
>> document these changes somehow. Do you think it is worth the effort? Is
>> it feasible at all?
>
> Sure. I think i should update the protocol documentation i have for the
> actual protocol implementation of
Carlos,
> We are going to need to implement the version 11 of the Firebird
> Protocol and review the buffer handling code to make better checks on
> buffer lengths and server resposnses.
>
> Now the Firebird server supports batching of messages ( not available
> for all of them ), so we can se
Jiri Cincura wrote:
> Carlos Guzmán Álvarez wrote:
>> That is why we need to check the changes in firebird 2.1, check how they
>> affect the provider, create a new GDS implementation and add a new
>> Server Type.
>
> I agree.
>
Carlos, Jiri, it looks like it was bad idea to use Jaybird as a
r
> That isn't the quest the quest is if there are a way to do it in a
> cross-platform way using pinvoke and whether that way works well
Sorry for joining your discussion, I'm quite newbie in C#/.Net/mono :),
but maybe our Java experience will help you.
We had exactly the same problem in Jaybird
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