Top posting is when your reply is above the quoted message you are
replying to. This message from me uses top posting. In your message in
response to Thomas, which is quoted below, you used bottom posting.
Bottom posting is strongly preferred by many people because it is more
organized to add your
nathanelrick wrote:
>> Can you please stop top-posting, because this removes the context of
>> > your reply. Or do you read a book from the end to the beginning?;-)
> sorry i not understand ? i simply in yahoo.com go to the message and click
> "reply" to the message that all ? what i do wrong ? w
> Can you please stop top-posting, because this removes the context of
> your reply. Or do you read a book from the end to the beginning? ;-)
sorry i not understand ? i simply in yahoo.com go to the message and click
"reply" to the message that all ? what i do wrong ? what is "top-posting" ?
Thanks all of you for your help.
Aldo Caruso
El 08/03/12 07:04, Tomasz Tyrakowski escribió:
>
> I had run it just before posting, on one of our servers. Debian 6, FB
> 2.5.0 CS. Worked all right.
> You're right about Windows. Just checked it and got "no permission for
> direct access to security d
> yes, i know how to do a pool of statement, i thing i will do it easily ...
> but now the question is it normal that a "PREPARE" use so much of time ? is
> it not look like a conception error in the engine ?
Can you please stop top-posting, because this removes the context of
your reply. Or do
yes, i know how to do a pool of statement, i thing i will do it easily ... but
now the question is it normal that a "PREPARE" use so much of time ? is it not
look like a conception error in the engine ?
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Benno" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> >EX: user 1 come and
> C'mon. This ain't bad. *g* Ever tried to do the same with the big guns
> Oracle, MSSQL etc.?
big gum? but Firebird is not a nuclear weapon compare to them ? :)
> I'm afraid, this is only possible (if at all), if your middle-tier is
> somehow caching prepared statements/objects available for
Hi,
>EX: user 1 come and say i want info of obj 1
>few time after user 2 come and say i want the info of obj 98
>i still don't know how to keep the statement prepared between these 2 query
>done by 2 different users... but i will investigate
I would have a look at placing a middle tier in your
>> In the prepare step, roughly explained, the engine parses the SQL text,
>> checks the syntax and compiles it into a Firebird native executable form
>> (BLR).
>
> Yes this what i understand too, and this why 50 ms seem huge ...
>
>
>> My guess is that you are assigning the SQL text over and over
Patrick,
> Thomas? Anyone else? :)
>
> I would like to get those 3 parts sorted and need some help here...
Things are getting hard to follow, if top-posting is used in replies.
See my comments inline ...
> --- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "patrick_marten"
> wrote:
>>
>> Hello Thomas,
Thanx to everyone for your assistance. Much appreciated.
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 2:33 PM, Milan Babuskov wrote:
> **
>
>
> Mags Phangisa wrote:
> > Is there a way I can import data from a spreadsheet into a table? Any
> help
> > will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Save to CSV format and use XMLWiza
> In the prepare step, roughly explained, the engine parses the SQL text,
> checks the syntax and compiles it into a Firebird native executable form
> (BLR).
Yes this what i understand too, and this why 50 ms seem huge ...
> My guess is that you are assigning the SQL text over and over again,
Thomas? Anyone else? :)
I would like to get those 3 parts sorted and need some help here...
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "patrick_marten"
wrote:
>
> Hello Thomas,
>
> sorry for the late reply. I got distracted by other things :(
>
> Now that some time has passed, I'm having troub
I had run it just before posting, on one of our servers. Debian 6, FB
2.5.0 CS. Worked all right.
You're right about Windows. Just checked it and got "no permission for
direct access to security database". I haven't thought about testing it
on Windows - sorry Aldo, my solution only half-works.
Hello Tomasz,
> gbak -B /opt/firebird/security2.fdb ./security2.fbk
>
> works as well. Restoring requires two steps: restore to an alternate
> location (gbak -C security2.fbk somefolder/security2.fdb), then stop the
> server (SS) or close connections (CS) and copy the restored
> security2.fdb to t
gbak -B /opt/firebird/security2.fdb ./security2.fbk
works as well. Restoring requires two steps: restore to an alternate
location (gbak -C security2.fbk somefolder/security2.fdb), then stop the
server (SS) or close connections (CS) and copy the restored
security2.fdb to the proper location in F
nathanelrick [2012-03-08 08:59] :
> I agree, what will be good is to have something like a "hotline" support
> service ... if someone have some offer i will be happy to receive it
IBPhoenix provide this
http://www.ibphoenix.com/services
Just one remark in addition to what Thomas Steinmaurer has already shown
you. Do not believe blindly in what stored procedure debuggers show you.
What you see in the debugger window, as being the value of a SP
variable, is not neccesarily the same as the actual value in the server
process. Try
>> In all three cases you are< 50ms, so what's the problem? Your niggles
>> are in the millisecond area right now. ;-)
>
> oupps, but 50 ms it's ok when you do time to time, but when you have 50
> client (and that not too much for a web service) doing this at the same time
> then the 50 ms becom
> In all three cases you are < 50ms, so what's the problem? Your niggles
> are in the millisecond area right now. ;-)
oupps, but 50 ms it's ok when you do time to time, but when you have 50 client
(and that not too much for a web service) doing this at the same time then the
50 ms become 0.5 se
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