Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Firebird embedded scalabilty and SS server stop doubts |
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Author | Artur Anjos |
Post date | 2004-11-24T20:18:54Z |
Hi Karthick,
One of my clients have a database with almost 1Gb, they use to have more
than 50 concurrent conections. This situation on the main server. But
sometimes time pick up a backup of the database, and copy it to a
laptop, so they can work at home. I'm using embedded server on laptops.
connection. See the limitations of embedded server on the readme file.
using the server. Your client can buy a different product that uses
Firebird as well and you will be stoping something that is needed by
someone else.
Artur
>Embedded Server :It's exactly the same for small and big applications.
> In case of embed I hope it will suit for smaller applications.
>(If I am wrong kindly correct me). But in case of larger applications
>i.e. when the application need to handle millions of record. I am not
>sure of the the scalability of embedded database process. Is there is
>any specific things to be handled in such a case.
>
>
One of my clients have a database with almost 1Gb, they use to have more
than 50 concurrent conections. This situation on the main server. But
sometimes time pick up a backup of the database, and copy it to a
laptop, so they can work at home. I'm using embedded server on laptops.
> Do you prescribe me to use not to use embedded DB in such a case?Use embedded in the same way that having a server, with just one
> Or my aplication process memory to be increased ? If so What is the
>memory to be alloted for normal embedded database alone?
> Is there is some other tips kindly provide me?
>
>
connection. See the limitations of embedded server on the readme file.
>When Separate Database server is packaged:Don't do this. Tou should always think that could be more applications
>
> Since we package the DB server along with our application. We need
>to start the dbserver when the db gets started and stop it when our
>application gets stopped. Similar to "fbmgr" in linux is there is any
>equivalent tool in windows, to stop the firebird server in windows.
>
>
using the server. Your client can buy a different product that uses
Firebird as well and you will be stoping something that is needed by
someone else.
Artur