Hi-
I am using fb superclassic 2.5..4 fedora xfce .
I am fooling with firebird today. Earlier I had to read some networking to
understand about the hosts file in linux i.e. /etc/hosts. That went okay. Now I
am looking at something different.
Is there a way you can make the threads show up in
Hi-
I noticed if I connect with the sql client like isql-fb, the threads go up in
the process fb_smp_server.
If I disconnect the sql client, the thread count goes down. I use pstree pid to
look at the threads.
thanks,
jim
Hi-
I kind of get it now. With superclassic the fb_smp_server process is threaded.
Its threads increase when the client connection count increases instead of
adding or reducing processes.
my best guess is that fb_init_server is a listener process on the firebird port.
e.g.
Sun Aug 30 18:15:36
Hi-
I think that on superclassic fb_inet_server is a listener on the firebird port.
fb_smp_server process is threaded and the thread count increases when the
client connections increase
or vice versa.
I hope I got that right. That is my best guess for now.
Have a cool week at work,
jim
Hello,
my customer base is running Firebird 2.5.0 (32bit), some on 2.5.3 (64bit)
and others on 2.5.4 (64bit).
I am using always gbak form 2.5.0 32bit to start local backups for support
purpose: The customers send me the latest backup, I import them and analyze
the issue.
Is there anyth
is that a bug?
From: "'Mr. John' ionut_...@yahoo.com [firebird-support]"
To: Firebird Support
Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2015 4:58 PM
Subject: [firebird-support] Embedded Firebird unload delay
Hi,
I use FB embedded version for a little local db,Firebird-2.5.4.268560_Win32 on
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