Subject | RE: [ib-support] Firebird installation question... |
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Author | Daniel Rail |
Post date | 2002-03-14T23:00:27Z |
At 14/03/2002 06:34 PM, you wrote:
QuickDesk and will start installing IB_SQL with FB 1.0 on my client's
systems.
The server manager that we are referring to is to manage how Firebird is
run on the server. I know it's an interface that let's me change if the
Startup Mode is Automatic or Manual and being able to Start or Stop the
Firebird Server. I know I can set this in the Services interface of
Windows 2000 and also stop and start the service as required via the same
method. But, if I want to switch how the server is run: i.e. from being a
service to just being a standalone application. This is also a
functionality of the Server Manager and how can it be done now, if it's
still possible. Probably it was distributed with IB 6 and some of us still
have a left-over from those installations.
Daniel Rail
Senior System Engineer
ACCRA Group Inc. (www.accra.ca)
ACCRA Med Software Inc. (www.accramed.ca)
> > [Mike]I don't think we are referring to the console tool, I know I'm not. I use
> > I just downloaed and installed 1.0 on a WinXP Home computer
> > and experienced
> > the same thing. Shouldn't there at least be Firebird Server Manager?
>
>Server Manager is a pre-IB 6.0 (hence Firebird) tool -- the tool is no
>longer used/available. In fact the server API changed and would no
>longer support the Server Manager code, even if available.
>
>There is no Firebird console tool, because it was felt that there are
>already a good number of third-party tools (both free and $$$) which are
>available. Accordingly, why would the project create yet another one?
QuickDesk and will start installing IB_SQL with FB 1.0 on my client's
systems.
The server manager that we are referring to is to manage how Firebird is
run on the server. I know it's an interface that let's me change if the
Startup Mode is Automatic or Manual and being able to Start or Stop the
Firebird Server. I know I can set this in the Services interface of
Windows 2000 and also stop and start the service as required via the same
method. But, if I want to switch how the server is run: i.e. from being a
service to just being a standalone application. This is also a
functionality of the Server Manager and how can it be done now, if it's
still possible. Probably it was distributed with IB 6 and some of us still
have a left-over from those installations.
Daniel Rail
Senior System Engineer
ACCRA Group Inc. (www.accra.ca)
ACCRA Med Software Inc. (www.accramed.ca)