Subject | Windows newbie cannot connect |
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Author | Tom Cloyd |
Post date | 2005-11-27T07:52:07Z |
Greetings! I'm on a WinXP SP-2, with Firebird-1.5.2.4731 installed in its
Superserver flavor.
I have a couple of questions:
???: Where do I get documentation for the small set of utilities provided
with the install (gsec, etc.) I've looked for this and found nothing.
???: I'm thinking I need to create a user so that I can operate in from my
standard user acct. rather than my Administrative account, but I don't
know where to find out how to do this.
I've downloaded the Interbase 6 manuals from IBPhoenix, but I'm somehow
not learning anything about users. Must be missing it or something.
Is there a quicker way I can get started, other than plowing through the
indexes of a dozen manuals?
isql.exe seems to have no help facility that I can find. Do I really have
to research every command I try to enter to get the syntax right? Is there
no quicker way to find out what's wrong?
I have IBEasy installed, and have done a lot of MS Access db
construction/programming, so I'm reasonably comfortable with databases
generally, but I'd just like to get into this one more easily.
Thanks in advance for all help offered.
-- Tom C.
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Private practice Psychotherapist
Bellingham, Washington, U.S.A: (360) 920-1226
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Superserver flavor.
I have a couple of questions:
???: Where do I get documentation for the small set of utilities provided
with the install (gsec, etc.) I've looked for this and found nothing.
???: I'm thinking I need to create a user so that I can operate in from my
standard user acct. rather than my Administrative account, but I don't
know where to find out how to do this.
I've downloaded the Interbase 6 manuals from IBPhoenix, but I'm somehow
not learning anything about users. Must be missing it or something.
Is there a quicker way I can get started, other than plowing through the
indexes of a dozen manuals?
isql.exe seems to have no help facility that I can find. Do I really have
to research every command I try to enter to get the syntax right? Is there
no quicker way to find out what's wrong?
I have IBEasy installed, and have done a lot of MS Access db
construction/programming, so I'm reasonably comfortable with databases
generally, but I'd just like to get into this one more easily.
Thanks in advance for all help offered.
-- Tom C.
======================================================
Tom Cloyd, MS MA, LMHC
Private practice Psychotherapist
Bellingham, Washington, U.S.A: (360) 920-1226
<< BestMindHealth.com / tomcloyd@... >>
======================================================
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