Hi Vlad,
Thank You for the answer. It could be an indication of a memory leak caused
by an offending client application that failed to
execute isc_dsql_free_statement after executing the statements.
Anyone interested how I found out the offending client: selecting the
records from the mon$stateme
2014-04-28 15:22 GMT+02:00 Gabor Boros :
> 2014.04.23. 14:57 keltezéssel, Zsazsi írta:
>
> > Before these, several (I mean a lot) "INET/inet_error: read errno =
> > 10054" was logged and the Server refused to answer to the requests for a
> > few minutes.
>
> Hi,
>
> 10054 is a network error: "Conn
HI
I want to create my own installation to install firebird with my application.
i have downloaded the manual script and i need to attach my own security2.fdb
as my own userid/password is saved with this db.I have replaced my system
security2.fdb in the firebird folder where the downloaded secur
Using Firebird 2.5 Superserver on a Windows 2003 server, when I attempted a
full backup (level 0) restore from a 90GB .nbk, the process aborted after
about an hour, providing only "Error (1450)" as an explanation. I don't see
error number definitions in the nBackup guide. Are they documented
30.04.2014 15:26, realoldg...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Using Firebird 2.5 Superserver on a Windows 2003 server, when I
> attempted a full backup (level 0) restore from a 90GB .nbk, the process
> aborted after about an hour, providing only "Error (1450)" as an
> explanation. I don't see error number de
Thank you. Actually I hoped it was a system resource constraint rather than a
problem with the file. The customer's old 32-bit server has only 2MB memory
with many other processes running.
Jonathan Finch
2MB?
Or did you mean 2GB? :)
A
Duh... yes, GB. And when I checked it myself it was 4 not 2. Somebody misread
the system properties screen.
please,need some help
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 1:49 PM, "sukhend...@yahoo.com"
wrote:
HI
I want to create my own installation to install firebird with my application.
i have downloaded the manual script and i need to attach my own security2.fdb
as my own userid/password is saved with
