Hello,
I used trace audit in de services menu of IBexpert with a windows
firebird server and it works great !
Now, i wanted to trace a database on a linux firebird 2.5 server but i
get nothing in de trace screen.
I also tried with the trial version of FB tracemanager 2, but I see
nothing
Am 13.03.2013 um 08:54 schrieb caste...@titelive.be:
Hello,
I used trace audit in de services menu of IBexpert with a windows
firebird server and it works great !
Now, i wanted to trace a database on a linux firebird 2.5 server but i
get nothing in de trace screen.
I also tried
On Wed, 13 Mar 2013 08:54:58 +0100
caste...@titelive.be wrote:
I used trace audit in de services menu of IBexpert with a windows
firebird server and it works great !
Now, i wanted to trace a database on a linux firebird 2.5 server but i
get nothing in de trace screen.
I also tried with
Hi,
Thanks Konstantin,
Sorry for the darkness ... :-)
Yes The server is a debian, just checked the version : 6.0.7 , that's a Squeeze
and the firebird package was installed from the debian depot.
Just checked firebird log file, and found this message : (not exactly the
same as the one you gave
ALCON,
I'm trying to use Firebird Embedded 2.5.2 with vb.net on Windows 7 (64bit). I
create a Visual Basic program and copy the dll into the working directory.
When I try to add a reference to the gdc32.dll, I get the following error
message: A reference to 'd:\vb4\gdc32.dll' could not be
On Wed, 13 Mar 2013 11:28:26 +0100
caste...@titelive.be wrote:
Thanks Konstantin,
Sorry for the darkness ... :-)
Yes The server is a debian, just checked the version : 6.0.7 , that's
a Squeeze and the firebird package was installed from the debian
depot. Just checked firebird log file, and
This is my fbtrace.conf :
database /var/databases/mlv2_ps4t.fdb
enabled true
log_connections true
log_transactions true
log_statement_start true
/database
used with the command :
fbtracemgr -se localhost/3050:service_mgr -user XXX -password xxx -start -name
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, certfb wrote:
...
Sorry I should have said that I am using CS 2.5.2 on Ubuntu 12.10.
It is still not clear which process handle database connection - your
application's embedded attachment or worker process of Firebird CS.
I have set up fbtracemgr to
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Rick Debay wrote:
I think it's a 1.5 bug, as executing the procedure from DBW also fails
no current record for fetch is well-known optimizer bug and in some form
exists even in latest Firebird versions. Usually it happens when one mixed two
kind of
After reading this : http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/CORE-3447
And seen : Fix Version/s: 2.5.1, 2.1.5, 3.0 Alpha 1 at the top of the
page,
we installed firebird2.5-backports.
That's Firebird Version: 2.5.1.26351
And now it works.
Thanks for your help Konstantin.
Marianne Castel
Changing the catch block:
WHEN /*GDSCODE unique_key_violation*/ ANY DO
Allows us to work around the problem.
no current record for fetch is well-known optimizer bug and in some
form exists even in latest Firebird versions. Usually it happens when
one mixed two kind of JOIN syntax (implicit and
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Rick Debay wrote:
Changing the catch block:
WHEN /*GDSCODE unique_key_violation*/ ANY DO
Allows us to work around the problem.
This is not a mine deal of course, but this is VERY BAD. Hiding exceptions is
a *very bad* practice. But this is your
Although this question is probably better asked on the devel list, I am asking
it here since other might benefit from the discussion.
I am thinking of deploying both an 'standard' and embedded SuperClassic engine
on client systems, and wonder what configuration/issues I need to know about.
The
LS Although we deploy standard server installs, there are times when
LS we need to ensure that no external connections (ODBC) can connect
LS to local databases while we perform database maintenance.
Can't you just put the database in single shutdown mode before doing
the maintenance?
PS: I'm
Carlos,
LS Although we deploy standard server installs, there are times when we
LS need to ensure that no external connections (ODBC) can connect to
LS local databases while we perform database maintenance.
Can't you just put the database in single shutdown mode before doing the
At 09:25 a.m. 14/03/2013, Leyne, Sean wrote:
External applications use a normal users, our internal applications use
SYSDBA. We want to even control our own applications from accessing the
database
(our apps are services, so a remote admin could naively start the service,
when we are doing
Dear Vlad, thank you for your response and insight.
Sorry I should have said that I am using CS 2.5.2 on Ubuntu 12.10.
It is still not clear which process handle database connection - your
application's embedded attachment or worker process of Firebird CS.
For the first testing I have
LS External applications use a normal users, our internal
LS applications use SYSDBA. We want to even control our own
LS applications from accessing the database
Single shutdown mode allows only one connection (from SYSDBA or
OWNER), so if you are able to assure that your maintenance app will
Você deve enviar suas dúvidas para a lista internacional de suporte **EM
INGLÊS**.
Para suporte em português, sugiro a lista da FireBase.
Carlos
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p Estou instalando o Firebird SS
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