Subject | Re: [firebird-support] firbird amd64 library |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2005-03-03T21:07:19Z |
I wrote:
about using a 64-bit build against existing InterBase (not even
Firebird) databases. Since InterBase has gone its own way on its ODS,
that's a really hard problem, regardless of machine architecture. As
for building and using your own Firebird 1.5 64bit - go wild. If it
turns out there are problems, you'll have your data in an orphaned
database that nobody is going to really want to fix, but...
The Vulcan merge will produce a 64-bit engine that uses exactly the same
ODS as V2.
Regards,
Ann
>>George P Boutwell wrote:
>>Compiling Firebird 1.5x - in any variant - on a 64 bit processor for use
>> an InterBase database is going to be a very twitchy process.
>
> But it wouldn't be a problem for new DBs, or DBs that are backed-up thenIf memory serves - and mine often fails - the original question was
> restored using the new 64-bit version, or would it still be an issue?
>
about using a 64-bit build against existing InterBase (not even
Firebird) databases. Since InterBase has gone its own way on its ODS,
that's a really hard problem, regardless of machine architecture. As
for building and using your own Firebird 1.5 64bit - go wild. If it
turns out there are problems, you'll have your data in an orphaned
database that nobody is going to really want to fix, but...
The Vulcan merge will produce a 64-bit engine that uses exactly the same
ODS as V2.
Regards,
Ann