Hi, I am still battling with FB on another port. I have changed the
firebird.conf file to use port 3051. This seems to work as the port is
actively monitored when FB runs and not when it is stopped.I then used
FlameRobin and created a host (LocalFB) on port 3051. When trying to
create a
Hi,
Could please guide me how to use temporary Table in firebird which we
are used in SQL server 2008.
Thanks,
Mahesh Pratihari
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firebird also uses port 3051 for events by default, so you may be running
into a conflict, I suggest changing the port to something much higher, say
43050 43051
Nick Upson
On 25 January 2012 11:17, bennie_coetzer bennie_coet...@yahoo.com wrote:
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Hi, I am still battling with FB on
On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:06:26 +0530, Mahesh Pratihari
mahesh.pratih...@sonata-software.com wrote:
Could please guide me how to use temporary Table in firebird which we
are used in SQL server 2008.
Do you have specific questions or problems? Otherwise, first consult the
language reference
Dne 25.1.2012 12:17, bennie_coetzer napsal(a):
Hi, I am still battling with FB on another port. I have changed the
firebird.conf file to use port 3051. This seems to work as the port is
actively monitored when FB runs and not when it is stopped.I then used
FlameRobin and created a host
On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 11:21:42 -0300, Sergio H. Gonzalez
shg_siste...@yahoo.com.ar wrote:
Hello! This may be a silly question, but just in case I ask it anyway...
Is there any problem in doing something like this?
select
d.descripcion,
d.cantidad,
p.id as id_plan_ctas,
Hello
I wrote an application in C + + slackware distro of Linux system,
valid if the select is about 170,000, shame about half goes to
error.
Unable to complete network request to host localhost.
-Error writing data to the connection.
-Broken pipe
Firebird used libfbclient verion 2.5.
Thanks
Hello,
I want to do simultaneous these update :
Update table1 ...
Update table2 ...
etc...
Update tablen ...
the table1, table2, ... tableN are not connected in any way
now i can do these update in parallel using n connections, but
i would to avoid using n connection (mean start n transaction,
At 12:39 AM 26/01/2012, Nick Upson wrote:
firebird also uses port 3051 for events by default,
That is not correct. Firebird uses any available port for events, unless the
server is configured to use a specific port, via RemoteAuxPort. If events are
being used and there are no available
Stephane,
I want to do simultaneous these update :
Update table1 ...
Update table2 ...
etc...
Update tablen ...
the table1, table2, ... tableN are not connected in any way
now i can do these update in parallel using n connections, but
i would to avoid using n connection (mean start n
Morning Sugiarto,
I want to record all changes in tables (insert/update/delete).
I can do this by creating triggers for each tables, triggers ex :
...
Or, I can record changes via my app, which one do you thing is better,
regarding database performance and size?
Always, always always
Hi,
Do it on the database - you won't make mistakes.
I suggest you take a look at our product IB LogManager
that can do the hard work for you - see www.upscene.com
With regards,
Martijn Tonies
Upscene Productions
http://www.upscene.com
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