Subject | FB Embedded: How does it know if it should be a server? |
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Author | diwic2 |
Post date | 2004-11-12T09:05:09Z |
The fbembed.dll, is according to documentation, both able to act as
a local server and as a client for a remote server.
My question is:
How does it know/detect whether it should be a server itself, or
not? I guess that if it is a server part of the connection string,
then it will act as a client only, otherwise, it will be a server.
This would mean that the "local connection" possibility in the
normal fbclient.dll is gone in this version, right?
Btw - are there other thread-safe issues you should know about when
you're using the embedded server?
// David
a local server and as a client for a remote server.
My question is:
How does it know/detect whether it should be a server itself, or
not? I guess that if it is a server part of the connection string,
then it will act as a client only, otherwise, it will be a server.
This would mean that the "local connection" possibility in the
normal fbclient.dll is gone in this version, right?
Btw - are there other thread-safe issues you should know about when
you're using the embedded server?
// David