Ann, thanks you so much for such good explanation !
can not wait more for the V3, hope soom the first beta will be ready
and yes you are right they move their C++/ISAPI to JAVA :) by the way
that
a curious choice ...
Why would that be a curious choice?
because they already have hundred of developer working on the c++ isapi,
thousands of thousands lines of code, why move all of them to java (exept if
the
Hello,
how to use the x notation (ex ID=x'049094') inside parameter ?
When i do
insert into ... (Field1) Values (?);
with the parameter x'049094' i receive an error
probably i can write any char i want (from #0 to #255) inside parameter and i
don't need the x notation ?
I've searched this subject in this group and others. It seems there is
no single cause for this. Even so, I would welcome any input. This seems
to be a common problem with other RDBMS as well, so I'm sure it isn't a
Firebird problem, but perhaps there is some setting I've overlooked. I
still
I have a customer who uses my accounting system, who has a server (FB 2.5.1)
and 4 clients, distibuted and connected via Internet to this server.
The Firebird remote protocol isn't really optimized for WAN usage.
People there complains about poor performance. I use Firebird Transaction
nathanelrick wrote:
I think you also mentioned that Ebay doesn't allow joins and uses the
application to do the joining. If that's the case, I'm glad I don't work
for Ebay. I'll be willing to bet that the Ebay application is written in
Java - that sounds like the sort of thing that the
Dne 29.3.2012 18:26, Ann Harrison napsal(a):
2012/3/29 Josef Kokešj.ko...@apatykaservis.cz
Due to hardware malfunction, my database got damaged. GFIX (-v -f -i)
tells me that a database has 1 record level error, 9 data page
errors, 41 index page errors and 322 database page errors.
On Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 4:13 AM, Tiberiu Horvath
tiberiu_horv...@yahoo.comwrote:
I use Firebird Transaction Statistic Logger to see the problem. ... While
this client is using my software, somehow the gap between OIT and NT
increases 200 transactions each 5 seconds.
OK, time for my
Norm,
I've no idea how good a suggestion this is, but how difficult (sorry
developers!) would it be to do something along the Oracle lines?
RDB$RELATIONS would have columns for cardinality, spread of values and
so on. These would be recalculated on demand - Oracle used a package
called
