Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Running firebird over local network |
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Author | Elmar Haneke |
Post date | 2004-07-28T15:09:52Z |
Stevio schrieb:
only the server application does access the files.
machine where the server resides.
Perhaps you should declare an alias (in aliases.conf) to "hide" the
database-name fro the clients. Then you yust use:
"FBDATA=COMPUTERNAME:MyDbAlias"
to connect to your database.
nonsense.
Elmar
> I have shared the database folder on the XP Pro machine, and the databaseThere is no need to place the database files in an shared folder -
> path is stored in a .ini file in the same folder as the application on the
> XP Home machine.
only the server application does access the files.
> However, when I try to run the application on the XP Home machine, I get anYou should create the file, an empty file is ok.
> error pop up on the XP Pro machine:
> Missing configuration file: C:\Program
> Files\Firebird\Firebird_1_5\aliases.conf
> FBDATA=COMPUTERNAME:SHAREDFOLDERNAME\Database.gdb ???"SHAREDFOLDERNAME" is required to be an local pathname on the XP Pro
machine where the server resides.
Perhaps you should declare an alias (in aliases.conf) to "hide" the
database-name fro the clients. Then you yust use:
"FBDATA=COMPUTERNAME:MyDbAlias"
to connect to your database.
> Do I need to map a drive letter to the shared folder?Definitely not, database-names withe "\\server\share..." are also
nonsense.
Elmar