Subject | Local Firebird |
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Author | Nico Callewaert <nico-callewaert@pi.be> |
Post date | 2003-01-28T20:49:52Z |
Hi,
I don't know if this is a good idea, but I want to make a application
with a database running local on a computer. I know I better use
Paradox tables for something like that, but once you're used to work
with a RDBMS and use the full power of a DB engine, like triggers and
SP's, no one likes to go back to flat file tables. I can connect to
the DB, but queries are so very slowly compared to the same Db
installed on a server. I know Firebird is a Db designed to work
through TCP/IP, that's why I'm wondering if you can "cheat" the
computer and make the thing running fast on a local machine ?
Thanks in advance
Nico Callewaert
I don't know if this is a good idea, but I want to make a application
with a database running local on a computer. I know I better use
Paradox tables for something like that, but once you're used to work
with a RDBMS and use the full power of a DB engine, like triggers and
SP's, no one likes to go back to flat file tables. I can connect to
the DB, but queries are so very slowly compared to the same Db
installed on a server. I know Firebird is a Db designed to work
through TCP/IP, that's why I'm wondering if you can "cheat" the
computer and make the thing running fast on a local machine ?
Thanks in advance
Nico Callewaert