Subject | RE: [firebird-support] UdfAccess Question |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2005-02-09T09:31:42Z |
At 08:01 PM 9/02/2005 +1100, you wrote:
plead guilty to accidentally typing Udf in uppercase AND omitting the
RESTRICT keyword.
What *matters* is the parameter value.
UdfAccess = Restrict UDF
If you had UDFs in other places as well, you might have
UdfAccess = Restrict UDF;/home/firebird/
UDFs might be found; and, in the database, you must include the full path
and filename of the UDF library in the UDF declaration. This makes the
database non-portable.
BTW, why don't you read the notes in firebird.conf about how the parameters
work? Start at the top of the file.
./heLen
> > configure it as<sigh> no, don't change the parameter names in firebird.conf. I hereby
> >
> > UDFAccess = UDF # relative path location !!
>
>are you trying to tell me the release notes should say UDF(all
>uppercase)Access?
>or is it supposed to be as per the release notes UdfAccess(df lowercase)?
plead guilty to accidentally typing Udf in uppercase AND omitting the
RESTRICT keyword.
What *matters* is the parameter value.
UdfAccess = Restrict UDF
If you had UDFs in other places as well, you might have
UdfAccess = Restrict UDF;/home/firebird/
> >If you use the value FULL you must supply the roots for all locations where
> > FULL, btw, is platform-specific and not recommended.
>
>I have not read refernce to this anywhere can you explain please? what
>platform(s)?
UDFs might be found; and, in the database, you must include the full path
and filename of the UDF library in the UDF declaration. This makes the
database non-portable.
BTW, why don't you read the notes in firebird.conf about how the parameters
work? Start at the top of the file.
./heLen