On 08/12/17 04:48, dam...@wxs.nl [firebird-support] wrote:
Hello,
When I have the following directory structure on a Linux server:
/a/b/c
and I want to create a database /a/b/c/test.fdb with gbak, the access
rights of directory "c" must be rwx (readable, writeable, executable).
Also the
Hi Roy,
the x flag is needed for file execution and directory access. While r says you
can read the directory x says you can access it.
Regards,
Martin
07.12.2017 18:46, Gabor Boros mlngl...@bgss.hu [firebird-support] wrote:
> Why does the connection charset count?
Because you are sending queries in connection charset. And string literals
in them are
in connection charset. Because of that your 'x' cannot have COLLATE PXW_HUNDC.
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Hello,
When I have the following directory structure on a Linux server:
/a/b/c
and I want to create a database /a/b/c/test.fdb with gbak, the access rights of
directory "c" must be rwx (readable, writeable, executable). Also the access
rights to directory "a" and "b" must be r_x (readable,
Hi All,
I have a database with DEFAULT CHARACTER SET WIN1250 COLLATION PXW_HUN
and a table in it:
CREATE TABLE TABLE_1 (NEV VARCHAR(60) CHARACTER SET WIN1250 COLLATE
PXW_HUN);
Connect with ISQL:
isql 1.2.3.4:MYDB -charset UTF8 -user myadmin -password mypasswd
Execute this:
SELECT * FROM
I have a database which is its own security database. I now want users in the
default security database to have access. So I created a mapping:
create global mapping TrustedUsers
using plugin Srp in "security.db"
from any user to user
This is based on the example the example in the
