Saturday, September 2, 2017, 9:35:20 AM, Neagu wrote:
> In databases.conf I can put the lists of alias of Known databases, but I
> look for a way to specify only the alias of path where the databases are
> store.
> Now, If I not specify a path in connect string, the databases is search
> in
Ok, Then do I still require port forwarding even though connection is through a
VPN?
Bill Zwirs
Hello,
In databases.conf I can put the lists of alias of Known databases, but I
look for a way to specify only the alias of path where the databases are
store.
Will be good also a way to specify the path where the databses are store
if I not specify a path in connect string.
Now, If I not
01.09.2017 11:28, sntpywhl3bfbefeaicfmgdnmn3pewm6576tee...@yahoo.com
[firebird-support] wrote:
> Is there something different I should be doing to connect to a FB database
> through a VPN?
No. Media is irrelevant for TCP.
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WBR, SD.
I have FB3 database at a customer site and was able to log in remotely because
they had Port Forwarding set on their router for Port 3050 and I used the
connection string - IP Address:Database Alias. Now they have moved to a VPN
(OpenVPN) and removed the Port Forwarding on port 3050. I have
The exception they are getting is:
ISC ERROR CODE:335544721 ISC ERROR MESSAGE: Unable to complete network request
to host "[Server Name]". Error reading data from the connection. An existing
connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
> Hey Thomas
> Thanks for the answer. The command output is this:
> Max cpu time unlimited unlimited seconds
> Max file size unlimited unlimited bytes
> Max data size unlimited unlimited bytes
>
Hi Set.
Your query is working just as I needed. Good querys are the best querys as
they are simpler.
Thank you very much.
Best regards.
Hernando.
Hey Thomas Thanks for the answer. The command output is this:
Max cpu time unlimitedunlimitedseconds
Max file size unlimitedunlimitedbytes
Max data size unlimitedunlimitedbytes
Max
Hello Thomas,
> Hey
> The other day we had a major slowdown on a database - one server with a single
> database. Some of our queries received this error:
> Sort error No free space found in temporary directories operating system
> directive open failed
> All queries that received this error used
Ok, I find my mistake:
It is necessary add a line SUSPEND after DO before the second FOR SELECT
like this:
FOR SELECT
DO *SUSPEND*
FOR SELECT
Thanks.
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Luigi Siciliano
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Hallo,
why I not get first row in this procedure:
SET TERM ^ ;
RECREATE PROCEDURE ESTRATTO_CONTO_prova (
CONTO Char(5),
CLIENTE Smallint,
DATADAL DATE,
DATAAL date )
RETURNS (
ID Integer,
DATA_REGISTRAZIONE Date,
CAUSALE_ID Char(3),
DATA_DOCUMENTO Date,
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