Subject | Is that possible to use embedded firebird database that stay in memory |
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Author | chaucheeyang |
Post date | 2003-11-02T02:32:16Z |
Hi,
I have a question on Embedded Firebird database. Basically, we may
create an embedded firebird database and create some table on it.
From the OS point of view, the database itself is a persistant file
that sit in the operating system's file system.
If we use the DBX engine to access the database, we specify the
protocol/server name/path.
My question is "is that possible to read the database file to a
memory stream, and use the dbx engine to access the database as
normal"?
If it is not possible, is there any other alternative way that can
achieve the same result?
Thank you.
Regards,
CY
I have a question on Embedded Firebird database. Basically, we may
create an embedded firebird database and create some table on it.
From the OS point of view, the database itself is a persistant file
that sit in the operating system's file system.
If we use the DBX engine to access the database, we specify the
protocol/server name/path.
My question is "is that possible to read the database file to a
memory stream, and use the dbx engine to access the database as
normal"?
If it is not possible, is there any other alternative way that can
achieve the same result?
Thank you.
Regards,
CY