What you might have guessed :) It works.

That was one of the first things I did, but it didn't work the first
time around. I dumped the vars of the PHP script and saw that the
connection was in fact a persistent one, though I had called
ibase_connect! After I restarted both Apache and Firebird, I could
freely move between connect and pconnect and the returned connections
were the correct ones.

Indeed, the persistent connection is (as expected) not closed via
ibase_close() and then the SPs in use by it cannot be ALTERed. So,
during the development, one has to use plain connections instead...

--- Milan Babuskov <milanb@...> wrote:

>
> Lucian Busoniu wrote:
> > The sequence of operations is the following (via the driver
> classes):
> >
> > ibase_pconnect to the DB
>
> > However, when subsequently trying to edit the called SP from the
> > Firebird client, the client issues a warning saying that the SP is
> in
> > use.
>
> What happens if you change ibase_pconnect to ibase_connect ?
>
>
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