A quick question: are there any restrictions on the (simultaneous) use of
multiple aliases pointing to the same database?
Thanks,
Hans
Once I saw this or similar, after a local administrator was playing
too much with the built-in privileges for a folder. A folder has been
created with *only* Administrator and explicit user groups. Built-in
groups and built-in users had been deleted or restricted out of
paranoia.
A quick question: are there any restrictions on the (simultaneous) use of
multiple aliases pointing to the same database?
The server does internally resolve aliases at an early stage and calls
the internal open procedure with the regular name afterwards. I would
assume the server to forget
How could I convert the following php script from mysql to firebird?
//Get records from database
$result = mysql_query(SELECT * FROM people;);
//Add all records to an array
$rows = array();
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
I have a piece of software that requires Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express, and
I am hoping to run SQL Server on the same server that I am using to host a DBA
(manufacturing software) server, which uses Firebird as its database engine.
So far as I can tell, they use different ports and can
I have not used SQL Server 2005 Express, only the full version and I can
say it works perfectly on 7 different customer servers over the past 5
years. That applies to Firebird 2 to the latest version of 2.5, and
also to SQL Server 2008, but not 2012 yet. There has not been one single
issue.
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