Subject | A question that (sort of) touches on Firebird. |
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Author | plinehan |
Post date | 2011-07-20T17:14:30Z |
Hi all,
Today I installed Windows 2008 Server R2 on my laptop.
I am fooling around with a multi-database project, one
of which is going to be Firebird. Since Firebird is
great for prototyping (and I know it reasonably well),
it was the first 64 bit app that I downloaded.
Then, I figure, I'll need some admin tool, so I headed
over to IBPhoenix and downloaded a couple of bits and
bobs, to see which would work well - a couple of new
kids on the block looked interesting, so I gave them
a twirl.
Then, a thought struck me (it does happen sometimes!).
How come I can administer a 64 bit database server with
32 bit applications? The other way round, I can get,
but I'm confused as to why the admin tools that I used
didn't get, err... well..., confused.
Could some kind soul explain this phenomenon to me?
TIA and rgs,
Paul...
Today I installed Windows 2008 Server R2 on my laptop.
I am fooling around with a multi-database project, one
of which is going to be Firebird. Since Firebird is
great for prototyping (and I know it reasonably well),
it was the first 64 bit app that I downloaded.
Then, I figure, I'll need some admin tool, so I headed
over to IBPhoenix and downloaded a couple of bits and
bobs, to see which would work well - a couple of new
kids on the block looked interesting, so I gave them
a twirl.
Then, a thought struck me (it does happen sometimes!).
How come I can administer a 64 bit database server with
32 bit applications? The other way round, I can get,
but I'm confused as to why the admin tools that I used
didn't get, err... well..., confused.
Could some kind soul explain this phenomenon to me?
TIA and rgs,
Paul...