Markus, can you expand on this one a bit?
Perhaps we are speaking about different things, but anyway: wasn't LIBS
supposed to use IPC (shared memory) on Windows when using a path that
doesn't include the server name? What's the difference with True Local
Access that you wrote about?

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> --- In IB-Architect@onelist.com, "Markus Kemper" <mkemper@i...> wrote:
> a) True Local access on UNIX platforms. Meaning that
>
> connect /dbs/mydb.gdb
>
> does not go through loopback to connect. True local
> access can yield better performance for 'local' apps.
> It is my hope that the performance of loopback could be
> optimized to make it comparable to 'local' access and
> resolve this performance issue.