Subject | RE: [ib-support] All about different connection strings? An update |
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Author | Thomas Steinmaurer |
Post date | 2002-11-06T17:40:45Z |
Hi Helen,
- If Firebird *let* you connect, then regarding different connection strings,
no corruption will happen.
- InterBase only corrupt the database if the path to the database and not
the entirely *connection string* is different. Your above example will
corrupt the database, but mixing local with remote connections using
exactly the same database path will not.
Greetings,
Thomas
> The "unsafe" one is having two different users (local or remote) connectAs I conclusion one could say. Please correct me if I'm wrong ;-).
> (successfully), one with each of these path variants included in the
> connection string (any connection format):
>
> c:mypath\mydb.gdb
> and
> c:\mypath\mydb.gdb
>
> With Firebird RC2 or higher, a connection attempt using one version of the
> path will fail if any connections already exist that were made with the
> other format.
>
> With InterBase, you will get the connection string bug - and corruption.
- If Firebird *let* you connect, then regarding different connection strings,
no corruption will happen.
- InterBase only corrupt the database if the path to the database and not
the entirely *connection string* is different. Your above example will
corrupt the database, but mixing local with remote connections using
exactly the same database path will not.
Greetings,
Thomas