Hi!
Maybe this is your case : Forced Writes Performance impact on #Ubuntu with
ext4 no barrier
http://www.firebirdnews.org/?p=6421
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Hello,
I'm trying to upgrade a box running ubuntu + firebird that has been running
Could you please help me how to use charindex in firebird as this
function is not available in firebird compare to SQL
* What is this function supposed to do? Finding the position of a char
in a string or the ASCII code of a char ...
* What Firebird version do you use?
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With regards,
Mine is here:
D:\Apps\Firebird\Firebird_2_5\firebird.log
On Fri, 04 May 2012 03:04:16 -, daniel.ach@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all!
As far as I understand there is a firebird.log-file on client and on
server side.
I have firebird 1.5.6 installed on Windows 7 and a Windows 2008 Server
and
I'm looking for the server side Firebird.log-file but
Is a new transaction started after a commit command in an isql script?
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I have a parent table with multiple child tables.
Each child row has a foreign key that points to one row in the parent.
Each parent row must have a child row pointing to it.
Each parent row can have only child from any of the child tables
pointing to it.
The child is created before the parent.
A
I have a parent table with multiple child tables.
Each child row has a foreign key that points to one row in the parent.
Each parent row must have a child row pointing to it.
Each parent row can have only child from any of the child tables pointing to
it.
The child is created before the
Is a new transaction started after a commit command in an isql script?
No, according to the output of a trace session. A transaction gets
automatically started once you execute a new statement.
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With regards,
Thomas Steinmaurer (^TS^)
Firebird Technology Evangelist
http://www.upscene.com/
All I really need to do is have all of the queries (there's a dozen or so)
update
when the book is opened, and then run some code on the data when the
updates are complete.
You are talking about building a Excel macro which automatically runs based on
the Workbook_Open event.
That macro
Beautiful!
Thanks for the tip.
After disabling barriers commits that were taking 4 s take virtually no time at
all.
I'm wondering what would the consequences would be if I keep the barriers
disabled on a production environment.
Thanks a lot.
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