Subject | RE: [ib-support] Firbird/IBConsole problems |
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Author | Jack Cane |
Post date | 2003-03-02T03:11:27Z |
Please excuse possible duplication. I have trouble getting traffic to show
up on this list. Not sure why.
My setup has started showing a red X on the server and on the database.
I opened IBconsole to register a local server using the user name sysdba and
the usural default password. After closing and reopening IBConsole I find a
red X at the local server. If I log in, the red X disappears, but reappears
on next entry into IBconsole.
Likewise the database I register the database with my own user name and
password, and all looks good. If I then exit and re-enter, another red X
appears.
Just uninstalled Firebird v. 1.0.0.796. and installed v. 1.0.2.908. Same
result. This is a newly built Windows 2000 Server with SP2. Earlier, had
successful operation with SP3. Could that be the cause? Am keeping with SP2
for the time being, for other reasons. I do, however, need to install other
Windows updates. Will do that next.
Any other ideas appreciated.
jwc
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up on this list. Not sure why.
My setup has started showing a red X on the server and on the database.
I opened IBconsole to register a local server using the user name sysdba and
the usural default password. After closing and reopening IBConsole I find a
red X at the local server. If I log in, the red X disappears, but reappears
on next entry into IBconsole.
Likewise the database I register the database with my own user name and
password, and all looks good. If I then exit and re-enter, another red X
appears.
Just uninstalled Firebird v. 1.0.0.796. and installed v. 1.0.2.908. Same
result. This is a newly built Windows 2000 Server with SP2. Earlier, had
successful operation with SP3. Could that be the cause? Am keeping with SP2
for the time being, for other reasons. I do, however, need to install other
Windows updates. Will do that next.
Any other ideas appreciated.
jwc
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