Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Embeded Server question |
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Author | Artur Anjos |
Post date | 2003-12-05T09:23:58Z |
Johannes,
Well, maybe you will need to do a transportable backup if you develop your
application for windows in a intel PC and if your user will be using NT on a
Alfa computer, for example.
You will need to take care just about your end-user CPU.
If you are using Delphi, take a look at IBOAdmin:
http://www.mengoni.it/downloads.html
I use it inside my application and it works great with embedded and
backup/restore.
Just make sure that your application isn't running when you do the backups.
That will be another connection, and you are restricted to a single
connection.
Artur
Artur
> With the Embeded server you can distribute the GDB database with the app,You don't install it, you distribute it togheter with your application.
> but I have read that the file system
> can be a problem, thus a transportable backup is rather recommended and a
> restore on the new file system.
Well, maybe you will need to do a transportable backup if you develop your
application for windows in a intel PC and if your user will be using NT on a
Alfa computer, for example.
You will need to take care just about your end-user CPU.
> Now in the Embeded scenario, can one make a restore of the database, asYou can always distribute gbak as well.
> there is no gbak.exe file with the distribution set ?
> Further I would like to make my app that does use Embeded server to havefor
> nightly or weekly backup's of the database. Now we
> normaly did this with the NT scheduler. What is the recommened solution
> this ? Possible component control ?The same.
If you are using Delphi, take a look at IBOAdmin:
http://www.mengoni.it/downloads.html
I use it inside my application and it works great with embedded and
backup/restore.
Just make sure that your application isn't running when you do the backups.
That will be another connection, and you are restricted to a single
connection.
Artur
Artur