Subject | some basic info I need |
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Author | stevenkeys2003 |
Post date | 2004-05-31T15:12:37Z |
All,
my apologies for this, but I'm new to firebird in general, and need
some basic questions answered that I can't seem to find in the docs
or anywhere.
Explain to me the difference between a .gdb, and a .fdb
please.
I'm using ems's IBManager to manage, create my new firebase
databases.
It has a "Bring Online" option for the database files.
What I currently don't understand is the relationship between the
server and the database files, more specifically: how the
server "knows" the db files are there, and makes them accessible.
When I hit bring online, in EMS IBManager, what essentially is that
doing?
If I distribute my firbird database to someone else, how would they
bring their copy "online" if all they had was a copy of the firebird
server, and no GUI like EMS IBManager?
Thanks,
Steve
my apologies for this, but I'm new to firebird in general, and need
some basic questions answered that I can't seem to find in the docs
or anywhere.
Explain to me the difference between a .gdb, and a .fdb
please.
I'm using ems's IBManager to manage, create my new firebase
databases.
It has a "Bring Online" option for the database files.
What I currently don't understand is the relationship between the
server and the database files, more specifically: how the
server "knows" the db files are there, and makes them accessible.
When I hit bring online, in EMS IBManager, what essentially is that
doing?
If I distribute my firbird database to someone else, how would they
bring their copy "online" if all they had was a copy of the firebird
server, and no GUI like EMS IBManager?
Thanks,
Steve