15.03.2012 21:51, jsbriantes wrote:
>
> As test says: firebird 2.5 on linux is very slow, and slower than 1.5.6.
>
> I can't belive it. Perhaps I have something wrong in my configuration? I
> don't change firebird.conf parameters.
>
> Where could be the problem?
Are Forced Writes turned ON or OFF
Its not unsual for my programmer to leave out important steps, it makes him
feel valuable when he comes to the
rescue.
-Original Message-
From: Alexandre Benson Smith
To: firebird-support
Sent: Thu, Mar 15, 2012 8:37 pm
Subject: Re: [firebird-support] FDB networking
Em 15/3/2012 18:33, Doug Chamberlin escreveu:
> On 3/15/12 5:22 PM, Marc Gilels wrote:
>> It will be interesting
>> to see since he indicated that it should connect the same way Access did,
>> with
>> full permissions and a path to the server FDB.
> That does not sound correct to me. While it is t
He cries every time I fire him. He has completed about 50% of the project and
has been paid a ton.
He claims I am testing it wrong , but somehow always introduces a new release
that corrected
something I was doing wrong..see my problem?
If there are any programmers out there that wo
On 3/15/12 5:22 PM, Marc Gilels wrote:
> It will be interesting
> to see since he indicated that it should connect the same way Access did,
> with
> full permissions and a path to the server FDB.
That does not sound correct to me. While it is theoretically possible,
it would be a severely twiste
Thank you for supplying the options for "Viewing". I never realized how
different Firebird is
than the Access database I was used to. I finaly got a hold of my IT/programmer
and he
claims that this new software has FB imbedded and that every version is the
same version
for server and client.
Den 2012-03-15 20:40 skrev Marc Gilels såhär:
>
>
> Thank you very much for the productive reply. We are using a 3rd party
> software written for our
> application. We have that 3rd party software installed on our server,
> and in the offices that need to
> "View " the database.Our 3rd party
Marc Gilels wrote:
> Thank you very much for the productive reply. We are using a 3rd party
> software written for our
> application. We have that 3rd party software installed on our server, and in
> the offices that need to
> "View " the database.Our 3rd party software is installed in the
Thank you very much for the productive reply. We are using a 3rd party
software written for our
application. We have that 3rd party software installed on our server, and in
the offices that need to
"View " the database.Our 3rd party software is installed in the offices
that "view " the d
On 3/15/12 3:10 PM, Marc Gilels wrote:
> This is the actual error (attached)
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> We are runing firebird on our XP pro server and viewing with firebird on a
> win 7 station...all permissions given
Listen carefully. You sho
This is the actual error (attached)
We are runing firebird on our XP pro server and viewing with firebird on a win
7 station...all permissions given
-Original Message-
From: Doug Chamberlin
To: firebird-support
Sent: Thu, Mar 15, 2012 2:41 pm
Subject: Re: [firebird-support] FDB
On 3/15/12 6:36 AM, marc wrote:
> My IT person is away on spring break and I am having trouble
> getting a my network to access the FDB from another computer.
> I am getting an error similar to : " can not open FDB"
> All permissions are have been given. The database opens fine on the
> server.
My IT person is away on spring break and I am having trouble
getting a my network to access the FDB from another computer.
I am getting an error similar to : " can not open FDB"
All permissions are have been given. The database opens fine on the
server. Any help would be appreciated.
Mark
Hello.
I have a Primergy TX100 S1 server, with runs very slow with Firebird 2.5. I
have done the next test and configurations:
- Centos 6.2 64 bits with ext4 filesystem and Firebird 2.5 AMD64, firebird
database on 2.5 structure (8192 page size): very slow.
- Centos 6.2 64 bits with ext4 filesys
Philippe,
Thank you very much for posting the liks
Nando.
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, philippe makowski
wrote:
>
> Nando [2012-03-14 14:00] :
> > I'm migrating to a new 64 bits Linux CentOS 5.7 server but I can´t compile
> > the firebird sql freeUDFlibC-0.8. It seems the code is
> where is it used the "SEGMENT SIZE" we declare when we create a blob ?
To quote Ann: "Relic of ancient times." ;-)
> ex:
>
> MyBlobField BLOB SUB_TYPE 1 SEGMENT SIZE 4096
Don't worry about the segment size.
--
With regards,
Thomas Steinmaurer (^TS^)
Firebird Technology Evangelist
http://
hello,
where is it used the "SEGMENT SIZE" we declare when we create a blob ?
ex:
MyBlobField BLOB SUB_TYPE 1 SEGMENT SIZE 4096
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