Hi Myles,

> > Yes, it can handle multiple threads ... but:
> > each thread needs its own connection, you cannot have two
> > threads accessing a single connection at any time.
>
> Oh, one further question on this...
>
> The application that I'm architecting for this is a MDI style application,
> where the user can open multiple windows, each running in its own thread
> process. And that there could be upwards to 100 users at a time on the
> server, each with, say 5-8 MDI threads running at once.

Why does every MDI window need it's own thread?

> Do you see this as a problem for performance with Firebird 1.5 Super

Server

> on a decent box?

That depends on what they're doing :-)

With regards,

Martijn Tonies
Database Workbench - developer tool for InterBase, Firebird, MySQL & MS SQL
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