Subject | Re: 3 Questions |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2005-10-26T11:45:36Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "yuppski" <yuppski@h...> wrote:
fine as long as you set the CPU affinity,
depends on the sort of work it is doing. At the very least it gives
other processes from air if FB encounters a lot of garbage.
sense there is a question behind that question.
You can either build this into your data abstraction layer, write
appropriate triggers, or use IBLogManager or equiv.
Adam
>Yes. Classic server is the best option for this. Superserver will work
> Hello All
>
> Im using Firebird 1.5 at the moment and have 3 questions:-
>
> 1. Can Firebird handle Dual Processors ?
fine as long as you set the CPU affinity,
> If so then would this be moreIt probably depends on how much CPU Firebird is using, which in turn
> suited than a single processor machine ?
depends on the sort of work it is doing. At the very least it gives
other processes from air if FB encounters a lot of garbage.
>It is possible, but is there any reason you would want to do that. I
> 2. My understanding is that you have 1 intances of the Firebird server
> for Multiple databases. Is it possible to have multiple intances of
> the Firebird server to manage each individual database on one machine ?
sense there is a question behind that question.
>No.
> 3. Is there an an option on the Firebird server to log the connections
> and any query requests ?
>
You can either build this into your data abstraction layer, write
appropriate triggers, or use IBLogManager or equiv.
Adam