Subject | Re: Unavailable Database |
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Author | cecil1_5 |
Post date | 2005-02-04T23:11:15Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@t...>
wrote:
it.
shutting down the machine DOES NOT STOP Firebird correctly? Does
this mean that using STOP in the Services panel DOES NOT STOP
Firebird correctly? Does this mean I need to create a bat file to do
the NET STOP and have it run whenever I need to shut down the server
for any maintenance?
crazy. It wasn't causing the unavailable database error.
requirement -- does Firebird not work with standard windows services?
applet to double-check.
time. It's getting to the databases that doesn't work.
I will follow your directions -- if I understand you correctly, I
should follow the Quick Start Guide rather than the Release notes
installation Notes.
thank you for your help
Ann Cecil
wrote:
> Get the Quick Start Guide from the Firebird website.oops _ actually I did that the first time, I just failed to mention
it.
>by
> To get things cleaned up, begin by shutting down any running server
> going to the command line and typing NET STOPthen do
> FirebirdGuardianDefaultInstance. If it doesn't find that service,
> NET STOP FirebirdServerDefaultInstance.this is the most interesting of your comments. Does this mean that
>
shutting down the machine DOES NOT STOP Firebird correctly? Does
this mean that using STOP in the Services panel DOES NOT STOP
Firebird correctly? Does this mean I need to create a bat file to do
the NET STOP and have it run whenever I need to shut down the server
for any maintenance?
> Next time around, with the Quick Start Guide to hand, run theinstaller. I suggest taking all the defaults.
>Superserver is what I have been selecting (I believe) all along.
> Make sure that, during the installation, you make an informed
> choice about which server model you are going to install. The
> installer gives you the choice of Classic and Superserver.
> If you need a client namedI missed this the first time, but that just made the ODBC driver
> gds32.dll and it has to be in the machines system32 directory, then
> make sure those two options are checked.
crazy. It wasn't causing the unavailable database error.
> Choose Run as a Service unless you know (andthat is what I checked, and what I want it to do.
> understand) a reason to choose Run as an Application.
> Don't check off Useautomatically.
> Guardian unless you know how to configure services to restart
>in the services panel, right? or -- in light of the NET STOP
requirement -- does Firebird not work with standard windows services?
> Once the installation finishes, the service(s) -- Guardian andServer -- will be up and running. It won't hurt to run the Services
applet to double-check.
>the services (according to the Windows panel -- have come up every
time. It's getting to the databases that doesn't work.
I will follow your directions -- if I understand you correctly, I
should follow the Quick Start Guide rather than the Release notes
installation Notes.
thank you for your help
Ann Cecil
> ./heLen