>> Yes but in the scenario you describe - all computers are on the same network.
No, you can have web server on e.g. shared hosting
and you can connect to it from every place. You can show web page on your
phone, tablet …
Regards,
Karol Bieniaszewski
12.11.2018 15:10, i...@synapsesoftware.co.uk [firebird-support] wrote:
> Yes but in the scenario you describe - all computers are on the same network.
> I need to be
> able to connect to a remote server. I have mobile devices that need to
> communicate with
> the database (over a mobile
Yes but in the scenario you describe - all computers are on the same network. I
need to be able to connect to a remote server. I have mobile devices that need
to communicate with the database (over a mobile network.) So unfortunately, I
dont think I could manage with the embedded approach,
Please define local/remote here.For mee, it looks like this.On shared hosting i
have web server e.g IIS. This web server operate locally with embeded Firebird
server. Remote are only connections from clients to those web server. All is
working for me without any problems.Regards,Karol
Because I need a true client /server arrangement - from what I can see the
embedded solution is really only for peer to peer connections on a local
system. You cannot connect remotely or share data on a central server (there
are also security restrictions from what I can see,)
>>I trying to find a web host that will run a firebird server is very hard
Why? Do you hear about embeded Firebird?
I use FB embeded on the hosting environment without the problem
Regards,
Karol Bieniaszewski
ok thanks Lester, I will head over there and see whats happening. I like
firebird a lot and have used it for years so Im kind of invested in it. In
hindsight, perhaps - perhaps I should have gone with MySql (seems like everyone
else has :))
You are right about it not getting much love,
On 10/11/2018 11:19, i...@synapsesoftware.co.uk [firebird-support] wrote:
> Fantastic! Works a treat! Wow, wonder how many other people are going to
> be tripped up by this ! ?
There is a list for firebird users on php firebird-...@yahoogroups.com
It is true that Firebird does not perhaps get
Woops! Spoke to soon, changing the setting in the PHP.ini did not change
anything. Never mind, at least I know where to look . I will ask in some php
forum,
Thanks anyway..
Cheers
Fantastic! Works a treat! Wow, wonder how many other people are going to be
tripped up by this ! ?
Thanks a lot Mark (and all those who responded)
On 9-11-2018 13:38, i...@synapsesoftware.co.uk [firebird-support] wrote:
> I use Firebird primarily with Delphi and have had no problems with using
> and displaying dates (suitable for my country - UK.)
>
> However, it seems to be a big problem with Firebird and dates when
> working with PhP
Thanks very much Helen, a lot for me to digest here .
Kind Regards,,
Dave.
Yeah thanks Alan - I am currently using something similar..
extract(day from COLLECT_DELIVER_DATE)||'/'||extract(month from
COLLECT_DELIVER_DATE)||'/'||extract(year from COLLECT_DELIVER_DATE) as
COLLECT_DELIVER_DATE
Just a bit "wordy" / "verbose" and a bit shocked that you have to go to
>>I use Firebird primarily with Delphi and have had no problems with using and
>>displaying dates >>(suitable for my country - UK.)
You can use this in your select statements for php:
f_dayofmonth(CREATEDATE)||'.'||f_month(CREATEDATE)||'.'||f_year(CREATEDATE)
CREATEDATE
format the PHP
i...@synapsesoftware.co.uk wrote:
>I use Firebird primarily with Delphi and have had no problems with
>using and displaying dates (suitable for my country - UK.)
First thing to understand is that Firebird does not store dates
as strings. It can recognise string inputs for dates
09.11.2018 13:38, i...@synapsesoftware.co.uk [firebird-support] wrote:
> I really dont know how to format the results so that they appear "normal" for
> my region -
> ie the dd/mm/ format. I also am not sure where the problem originates.
Formatting of dates is a client-side job. You
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