02.06.2016 07:42, trsk...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> I have a table with existing data & got a problem to add field that must
> have a value -> alter table Tbl1 add Fld1 int not null.
What value must it have? Add a default clause to this statement. Or add
the field as nullable, populate with data and
Hi guys,
I have a table with existing data & got a problem to add field that must have a
value -> alter table Tbl1 add Fld1 int not null.
If table doesn't have data, it is OK, but Firebird refused if table already
have data. Any suggestion how to solve this problem?
Thanks & regards,
Anto
02.06.2016 03:44, trsk...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> Am I correct that maximum allowed RAM for database cache on SS FB 3.0 in
> Win64 is only 2 GB? Calculated from max DefaultDbCachePages (131072) x
> max Page Size (16384) = 2 GB.
Correct for 32-bit builds. 64-bit builds don't have such a limit.
>
Hi guys,
Am I correct that maximum allowed RAM for database cache on SS FB 3.0 in Win64
is only 2 GB? Calculated from max DefaultDbCachePages (131072) x max Page Size
(16384) = 2 GB.
Setting DefaultDbCachePages more than allowed caused a crashed.
If this true, how to optimaze free RAM for
Hi Robert
Here is the link to both files as the yahoo group may not allow me to attach
the files
http://document.nucleuscrm.com.au:7770/pdfs/TMPFiles/TaskManager_Performance_ALL_RAM_Consumed.jpg
Hi Fabian
Can't see your screen shot but FB usage at 2GB sounds like the limit for
a 32Bit app. Have you installed the 32Bit version of FB accidentally?
Thanks
Rob
On 2/06/2016 11:12 a.m., fabia...@itbizolutions.com.au
[firebird-support] wrote:
Dmitry
Something funny is going on
Dmitry
Something funny is going on regarding the memory consumption, I have attached
screenshots showing the memory counters. If you look at the process itself
(file TaskManager_Process_Firebird_Only_Consumed_2GB.jpg), it only consumed 2
GB. If you look at Windows Task Manager (file
Hi,
you must convert any procedure - for which you need plan - to execute block
format
if you are interested in plan for proc 1 then you need proc 1 execte block
if this proc1 use proc2 you need to make proc2 as execute block..
regards,
Karol Bieniaszewski
From:
Hi,
I am testing Firebird 3 and one of the tests happens to be finding out if it
supports Active Directory.
I am assuming that trusted user authentication passes the user identity as per
the local machine to the server.
The question I have is how you would setup a linux box (already part
Thanks,
I removed Firebird and tried the downloads from Sourceforge, all is working
fine now.
From: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com on
behalf of peshk...@mail.ru [firebird-support]
Sent:
Hi Dmitry
I am progressing with solving this one, the first issue was related with a
config variable reserving most of the ram upfront, hence there was no ram
available for the DB cache. The second issue was misinterpreting what the
following meant:
# File system cache size
# Note that the
Vlad
Thank you, english is not my first language, I interpreted the sentence as "go
calculate the total amount of ram, then set the value as a number within such
percentage of your ram...", but thanks for the clarification. Perhaps to avoid
other users making the same mistake each configurable
Hi,
I'm looking for some example how to use TraceAPI provided in Jaybird.
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Hi,
One problem with this approach (changing SP's to execute block) is that you
still have the possibility of doesn't getting called SP plans (SP's called by
the SP which you are converting to an execute block).
Att.João Paulo
DE: "liviuslivius liviusliv...@poczta.onet.pl
Hi.
I've been trying to skim over some possibilities to investigate possible
limitations. Here it follow my results and test cases:
- If you call Stored Procedures (SP's) with EXECUTE PROCEDURE statements, plans
are not available;- If you call SP's via SELECT FROM, you got expected
statement
Dimitry
That is my concern, on FB 2.5 I was able to see the memory allocated as soon as
the first connection is granted to the DB, but on FB 3 I am not seeing almost
any memory been allocated what makes me believe that something is not right.
However as more users connect and use the DB, the
Hi Alexey
Thank you, I've noticed as the App was being used the DB cache was eating more
memory, so I guess the config may be ok, it is a matter of loading more users
online and check the memory
Cheers
Fabian
- Original Message -
From: Alexey Kovyazin (ak) a...@ib-aid.com
---In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
...
> The setting we are playing with are:
>
> On firebird.conf
>
> FileSystemCacheThreshold = 0
> FileSystemCacheSize = 17179869184 (this is 16 GB - the server has 32 GB
> ram.)
Does you ever read comments describing this
Hi,
yes but this was "wrong"
Consider this:
inside procedure you have 5 different statements
and you run query and only two of them are reached - do you really need to see
all 5?
Ok - now you got only "natural" word for procedure - i do not know if this is
better now..
But if you need plan
Have you tried binaries from SF?
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