Subject | Re: [ib-support] Local IB Server to Firebird |
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Author | Doug Chamberlin |
Post date | 2002-12-01T18:28:55Z |
At 12/01/2002 11:55 AM (Sunday), you wrote:
to the local machine. Firebird can serve to other machines as well as the
local machine.
Your "access files from other computers" is ambiguous and sounds like you
don't understand client/server databases. Firebird, like Interbase, needs
the databases located on the same machine as the server. However, other
client machines can access data from Firebird databases located on the
Firebird server.
Does that clarify it?
>I am currently using the stand alone IB version supplied with Delphi 5.Local Interbase cannot serve to other machines (clients). It can only serve
>This is local interbase, only accessible from the local computer.
>
>If I install Firebird (which worked just *too* nicely with my Interbase
>files on my test computer), then will this be networkable - i.e., will I
>be able to access files from other computers, or is it still "local"?
to the local machine. Firebird can serve to other machines as well as the
local machine.
Your "access files from other computers" is ambiguous and sounds like you
don't understand client/server databases. Firebird, like Interbase, needs
the databases located on the same machine as the server. However, other
client machines can access data from Firebird databases located on the
Firebird server.
Does that clarify it?